Peter Ramondetta 'Middle Finger' Print by Haroshi

Haroshi proudly announces his first print sale ever. The Middle Finger sculpture is modeled after

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Haroshi proudly announces his first print sale ever. The Middle Finger sculpture is modeled after professional skateboarder Peter Ramondetta’s very own hand and arm–capturing even the skateboarder’s tattoos–in a recent collaboration with HUF and DLX. Formed typically with used skateboards in line with Haroshi’s three-dimensional style, the sculpture was particularly well-received. They have since produced 200 limited prints of it in a signed and numbered edition. The archival Giclee print on 300g/sq.m. Kakita paper measures 24″ x 36″ (609mm x 914mm) and will go on sale tonight at exactly 8 p.m. PST here.

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