Oingo Boingo-inspired 'Weird Science' Art Print

Oingo Boingo-inspired 'Weird Science' Art PrintDanny Elfman is known to have some degree of contempt for this song, which he [accurately] feels isn't representative of Oingo Boingo's oeuvre, but I realized the other day that it offered a quintessential example of semiotic narrative congruence, which makes it potentially one of the ultimate examples of my mashup poster approach. The song is of course from the movie, and Weird Science is all about some science blokes (RIP Val Kilmer, so young,

Danny Elfman is known to have some degree of contempt for this song, which he [accurately] feels isn't representative of Oingo Boingo's oeuvre, but I realized the other day that it offered a quintessential example of semiotic narrative congruence, which makes it potentially one of the ultimate examples of my mashup poster approach. The song is of course from the movie, and Weird Science is all about some science blokes (RIP Val Kilmer, so young, really sad) who create the ultimate [80s] uber-babe, really in the hopes of having sex with her. Well, guess what -- that's a narrative theme that's informed science fiction since its inception almost 100 years ago. And lo and behold, here's a great vintage retro pulp paperback magazine cover as proof: science blokes making their own real-life frankenstein sex doll. Perfect narrative congruence!

So . . . are you shopping for something ultra-cool for the new wave fan in your life? Or perhaps for yourself? Well, you finally got to the right place. Long end of the tail!

I have five sizes available for 80s new wave music fans, or for the fan you're shopping for; all five sizes are available across poster prints, stretched canvas, and framed, ready-to-hang; also customized for the Symfonisk Sonos IKEA wall speaker.

And remember: fans will get it.