Ron English

Ron English is a prolific American artist who has produced images on streets, in museums, on TV, in books, and in film. Ron coined the term POPaganda to embody a message of cultural touchstones from superhero mythology to totems of art history, populated with original characters, including MC Supersized, the fast-food mascot featured in the movie Super Size Me, and Abraham Obama, a fusion of America’s 16th and 44th Presidents. English has a history of creating quirky characters such as three-eyed rabbits, cowgirls, and grinning skulls, all very visual with humorous designs.

In 2005, English began creating designer toy versions of his creatures and has created hundreds of designer toy collectibles sold and avidly collected worldwide.

From Ron:

My paintings and characters come from the mini world in which they live. Before I paint, I create sculptures of each character and the surrounding world in which they live, out of air-dried clay. I have been watching the rise of blockchain-based NFT artworks and I am excited to see my creations come to life as 2D and 3D digital collectible NFTs in VeVe’s virtual world.

Cereal Killers

Fatten up your collection with Ron English’s Cereal Killers. Relive the good ol’ days when breakfast cereals were packed with more sugar than your favorite soft drinks. The Last Fat Breakfast features all of your favorite Cereal Killers characters in one colorful scene with Qhrist at the center, of course.