Artillery--Hartford!!

Got my Hartford and Kenyon in Maine earlier this week!

I don't have a picture of the poster, but I did receive it over the weekend. The poster looks exactly like the Artillery design image.

The differences between the AP and the Hartford 1st edition (which I had) is that you can definitely tell that the colors didn't layer properly in the 1st. The metatron's cube that appears at the bottom looked like one solid color in the 1st, but on the AP it appears as it does in the Artillery image.

The second difference that I can tell is that black paint is used on the AP. BK had said in his email about the Hartford that it was supposed to be printed on white paper originally - my guess is that the print was supposed to have the black background even on the white paper, and so he printed the black background on the black paper for the AP. It's hard to tell on the artillery image, but if you copy/save that image to its own file, you should be able to see how there is a black background.

I'll try to post pictures of it when I get the chance, but until then, I hope that at least helps explain whats going on. Also, here's the original explanation from BK's email:

...The Hartford Poster...

At the top of the poster are the 5 platonic solids...they are all supposed to go through and come together to form a metatron's cube at the bottom, it sort of the crux of the concept.... originally this poster was going to be printed on white paper, unfortunately due to some unforseen trapping issues, a last minute audible had to be called and it was switched over to black paper. Because of this, the colors didn't overprint the way they should have on white paper for the metatron's cube. For my copies sold on Artillery, there will be additional color(s) added to the poster to fix that overprinting problem.

If your curious at all, google the platonic solids and metatron's cube...it's all really interesting stuff based on sacred geometry and how everything in the universe is made....it'll cook your noodle.