Psylocke

“Despite everything you did, I let you live.  Now I realize my mistake.” Sideshow is proud to present the Psylocke Fine Art Print by artist Ian MacDonald. This striking Marvel art collectible captures the psychic mutant Psylocke with her psionic abilities on display. Dressed in her iconic blue bodysuit and red sash, Psylocke stands against a moonlit background as buildings blaze behind her.  Her sultry gaze belies the deadly strength and precision of this skilled fighter- whether she wields a psyblade or a sword, Psylocke is a force to be reckoned with. The Psylocke Fine Art Print by Ian MacDonald is limited to an edition of 275 pieces, each with an authorized, automated penciled signature from the artist and an embossed with a seal of authenticity.  Pair this print with the Psylocke Premium Format™ Figure for a marvelous mutant display in your X-Men collection. Power up your Marvel collectibles and add the psionic strength of the Psylocke Fine Art Print to your collection today! 

Print details:

• Officially licensed Marvel Art Print
• Limited edition of 275
• 18 x 24″ fine art giclée print
• 100% cotton, acid-free, matte Museo Rag 300GSM
• Epson archival inks
• An authorized, automated penciled signature
• Embossed seal of of authenticity

Frame details: 

• Recycled Polystyrene Moulding (Black)
• Custom double mat design (Crescent mats in Black and 9551 Blue Wave)
• Mats, foam board backing, and adhesive tape all certified archival materials
• Framing grade acrylic
• Wire hanger: No additional hardware required 

Note: If the framed option is chosen, your order will be specially framed for you. Please allow additional time to frame and ship your order. About the Artist: Ian MacDonald, or “Moose” as he’s known in some circles, was born in eastern Canada in 1988. He’s a graduate of animation, and after having previously worked a brief stint on the My Little Pony television series, now uses his knowledge acquired through that medium to apply to concept design, painting and art direction for licensed products at Sideshow. When not drawing undead creatures or superheroes, Ian spends his time nerding out to video games, movies, and explaining to people in depth why he doesn’t like cheese.