Bobby Hill

Bobby Hill is a mixed media street artist living and working in and around New York City. Each print is hand painted with unique colorways that are sorted by here on 1xRUN by the main color. The photo here is a photograph of just one of the 10 featuring NO gold splatters, each print is uniquely hand painted and different.
See all five colorways below.

See the Blue Variant Edition of 10 here
See the Gold Splatter Edition of 10 here
See the Red Edition of 10 here
See the No Splatter Edition of 10 here
See the Yellow Edition of 10 here

The framed option for this print includes a 1" black wood frame, UV glass, archival backing, frame spaces, a paper backing to guard against dust, and ready to hang hardware.

Bobby Hill (b. 1973), is the New York based visual artist whose career started as an illustrator. He began painting on canvas in 2008 after returning to the US from his first trip overseas,. His recent canvases combine ripped NYC billboard posters with elements of abstract expressionism, pop imagery and graffiti... to create what he calls “The Bhillboards Collection.”

His work has been commissioned by Coca Cola, Nike, XXL Magazine, Slam Magazine, The Source Magazine and The James Luxury Hotels. He has also been featured in Mass Appeal Magazine, Gen Art, Max Fish, The Grey Worldwide Gallery, The Art Directors Club, a number of events in Chelsea, Soho, Williamsburg, Bushwick NYC and several galleries in Europe. He briefly founded his own brand of bOB hiLL t-shirts and has sold countless artworks to various celebrity buyers.

In 2010, Bobby Hill produced his first art event and promoted it by hiding $50,000 worth of art prints around the streets and trains of NYC.

Since then, he toured Europe in Spring 2012 (Barcelona, Copenhagen and Freiburg Germany), was the featured artist at The James Royal Palm Hotel in South Beach during Art Basel Miami 2012, sold out two print editions on 1xrun.com and did two art events in Beverly Hills during Oscar week 2013. In addition, he collaborated with the home décor store CB2 for a limited edition print release, which also sold out. Based on this success, he dedicated 2014 to expanding the amount of retailers that carry his prints. Currently, he is sold at 20–25 retail home décor and gift shops.

In 2015, he unveils his newest collection of original paintings titled “It Had To Happen This Way.”