Star Wars Surfin
by suaimondi
A galaxy far, far away meets feudal Japan in suaimondi's "Star Wars Surfin'" — a brilliant mashup of Hokusai's iconic Great Wave and everyone's favorite Imperial foot soldier. A Stormtrooper rides the crest in crisp white against a dramatic burnt-orange sun, the churning waves rendered in bold woodblock style. The stark black background makes the orange and white palette absolutely electric.
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