In 1989, Shepard Fairey created the "Andre the Giant Has a Posse" stickers, which became an instant classic among skaters and hip-hop types around the world. The sticker would inform OBEY's visual ...

If there were a wrestling equivalent to the idea of "never pull on Superman's cape," it would be to never get on the bad side ...

One image shows a police officer holding up a photo of "Big Brother Andre," with the slogan "Always Remember to Obey Law Enforcement Officials, Giant." Another shows a paranoid-looking man ...

Andre is awesome ... Last year, Fairey was invited to lecture at his alma mater. Today, Obey Giant is a worldwide phenomenon. There’s even a heady manifesto. “The OBEY campaign attempts ...

Directed by James Moll, Obey Giant is really a study of one ... from his start tagging random buildings and signs with his “Andre the Giant Has a Posse” stickers to his now infamous “Hope ...

That anecdote hints at the hard-nosed rebelliousness that has characterized Fairey throughout his career as street artist, creator of Andre the Giant “Obey” iconography and designer of the ...

called "My Giant," which was written by his friend Billy Crystal, who Andre met while filming "The Princess Bride." His image was also the inspiration behind many things, including the Obey brand ...

In a blog post announcing new prints of the rapper drawn in Obey’s propagandized house style, Fairey revealed that the one-time West Coast icon was an inspiration for his Andre The Giant stickers.

You don’t have to be a professional wrestling fan to recognize the name Andre the Giant. Born Andre Rene Roussimoff and raised in Molien, France, Andre the Giant grew from humble beginnings to ...

Andre the Giant and Kareem Abdul Jabbar lift Arnold Schwarzenneger / IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire A book titled "The Eighth Wonder of the World: The True Story of André the Giant," includes a chapter ...