Thick high quality print on card stock matte paper 8.5in x 14in
This view is from a child growing up in the 90s watching some of the best cartoons, with a terribly ugly  and depressing background that caught right on to the end of the Ronald Reagan era and followed suit. A closer look will give you a few references to the amazing Keith Haring. When the television screen came on the noise, chaos, and destruction in the background seemed to fade away a little. All of the commotion in the background got close and invaded space at times, but comfort came in sitting with a lovely bowl of cereal to watch my favorite cartoons with my favorite people. What each character stands for in the cartoon is significant in stance to the family member they represent and some of them directly represent me as the adolescent I was watching them. This piece crosses over so many eras; from the cartoons,to the networks, to the very fact that although my nephew was not in the initial picture he helped with the background. I put a lot into this one.