Life Of Marvin

• First conceptualized in 1948, Marvin the Martian exists as one of the most popular Looney Tunes characters.

• The impetus behind “Life of Marvin,” is the little Martian’s decided anger about the notoriety other aliens receive, while he continually strives to be noticed.

• Michael Cole’s interpretation of Marvin is the first to be oversized while also showing the true nature of not just the Martian’s presence, but his enormous ego.

• Cole has worked on theme park designs for Disneyland and Disney Hong Kong’s “A Bug’s Life,” “Toy Story” and “Hello Mickey.” Currently, he works on the hit animated series “VeggieTales.”

• At one time, Cole ran Nolen-Cole, an artist haven in Florence, Alabama, where he displayed art as well as had weekly live music and entertainment. Cole plans a second Nolen-Cole gallery in Franklin, Tennessee, where he currently lives.

• “Life of Marvin” is a limited edition Giclee published on fine art paper and canvas. Each is an edition of 150. All prints in both editions are hand signed by the artist.

• A deluxe edition has also been released in a larger format in an edition of 50 with an image size of 36” H x 36” W.

 
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