Powell-Peralta Animal Chin Have You Seen Him? Stickers
About the Have You Seen Him Artwork:
In Bones Brigade video III, "The Search For Animal Chin" the guys travel from spot to spot looking for the elusive Won Ton Animal Chin, a mythical character representing the purity and fun of skateboarding. The "Have You Seen Him" graphic created by Craig Stecyk was a homage to the lost-kid ads that were printed on milk cartons. An actual milk carton appears in a San Francisco scene of the video featuring Mike McGill and Tommy Guerrero. "Dude! He's got his own milk carton!" The image was used as a teaser for the video in ads and on T-shirts.
Originally Released: 1986
Artwork by: Craig Stecyk
Features:
- Black, blue, red, and green
- White background
- 4.25 x 2.875"
About the Have You Seen Him Artwork:
In Bones Brigade video III, "The Search For Animal Chin" the guys travel from spot to spot looking for the elusive Won Ton Animal Chin, a mythical character representing the purity and fun of skateboarding. The "Have You Seen Him" graphic created by Craig Stecyk was a homage to the lost-kid ads that were printed on milk cartons. An actual milk carton appears in a San Francisco scene of the video featuring Mike McGill and Tommy Guerrero. "Dude! He's got his own milk carton!" The image was used as a teaser for the video in ads and on T-shirts.
Originally Released: 1986
Artwork by: Craig Stecyk
Features:
- Black, blue, red, and green
- White background
- 4.25 x 2.875"
Description
About the Have You Seen Him Artwork:
In Bones Brigade video III, "The Search For Animal Chin" the guys travel from spot to spot looking for the elusive Won Ton Animal Chin, a mythical character representing the purity and fun of skateboarding. The "Have You Seen Him" graphic created by Craig Stecyk was a homage to the lost-kid ads that were printed on milk cartons. An actual milk carton appears in a San Francisco scene of the video featuring Mike McGill and Tommy Guerrero. "Dude! He's got his own milk carton!" The image was used as a teaser for the video in ads and on T-shirts.
Originally Released: 1986
Artwork by: Craig Stecyk
Features:
- Black, blue, red, and green
- White background
- 4.25 x 2.875"
