Noah! "Tink vs. Wendy" Sold Out Ltd Ed Giclee on Gallery Wrapped Canvas, Hand Signed with Certificate! List $295 - Disclaimer

"Tink vs. Wendy" is a limited edition giclee on canvas from a sold out edition by Noah, numbered and hand signed by the artist! This piece comes gallery wrapped. Includes Certificate of Authenticity! Measures approx. 24" x 16" (image). ** This piece has some minor indents in the canvas from being improperly stacked. If it is re-stretched or framed it will look perfect or it can be hung as is with the minor imperfection. **

Born and raised in California, Noah is known for his fine art portraits and custom artwork across the country. Beginning his career very humbly, Noah set up his easel in coffee shops in the Coast Mesa area painting celebrity portraits for pedestrian patrons. His work soon caught the eye of the subjects themselves, such as Nicole Kidman, Tom Cruise, Val Kilmer, ZZ Top, and the Black Crowes, who began collecting his work. It wasn’t long before corporate clients took notice and commissioned his work; Lexus, Toyota, and Levi’s all appreciate Noah’s contribution to their corporate collections and he even worked for Hollywood, painting the pink “Suki” car in the film 2 Fast 2 Furious.

Noah’s name continues to spread to broader audiences as he works with clients like Red Bull and stars like P!nk (whose body he decorated with more tattoos for a music video), as well as his work with “rolling canvasses” – designed, painting, and decorating automobiles for Alpine Electronics. His work has also appeared in every episode of A&E’s popular television show, “Inked,” and he has partnered with numerous wineries to create artwork. Perhaps most notably, in his short public career as an artist Noah has become the fastest selling artist for the Walt Disney Company.

Today Noah lives in Southern California with his wife and two children and continues to create fine art for private collections and public appreciation.

On October 16, 1923, brothers Walt and Roy Disney founded an animation company called the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio following the production of their first short film Alice’s Wonderland. Riding on his success, Walt created a new cartoon character named Mickey Mouse, who starred in early short films, including Steamboat Willie and Plane Crazy. In the 1930s, the cartoon studio, now named Walt Disney Productions, took on their greatest challenge to date: completing a feature-length animated movie. Snow White took three years to complete, but it quickly became the highest-grossing movie of the time. Through the 1940s and 1950s, Disney’s popularity grew with the production of more animated features like Bambi (1942), Cinderella (1950), and Peter Pan (1953). Though Walt Disney died in 1966, his company continued to grow by steadily producing more critically-acclaimed features as well as cultivating its own permanent cast of characters that included the family favorites, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Pluto, and Goofy.

Over the years, Disney’s success has led them to explore other projects in addition to their animation ventures. In 1971, Walt Disney World, the iconic theme park based on an idea Walt had conceived in the 1950s, opened in Orlando, Florida. The company has also produced a number of successful live-action movies like Mary Poppins (1964) and Freaky Friday (1976) as well as a slew of popular television shows like The Mickey Mouse Club, many of which are shown on their own Disney Channel. More recently, Disney has teamed up with CGI animation production company Pixar to create computer-animated features like Finding Nemo (2003) and WALL-E (2008).