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.

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 ...

On the left side of this sticker is an illustration of Andre The ... André the Giant and his height and weight, 7’4” and 520 LB. Fairey was forced to stop using the image of the wrestler, and later ...

Graphic artist Shepard Fairey -- chatting on a cell phone as he readies to tell a New York advertising firm just how it's done -- is the poster boy of a new American irony, a mixture of sincerity ...

The OBEY star is a five-pointed star with the face of Andre the Giant at its center. Andre the Giant was the defining symbol of Shepard Fairey's renowned "Andre the Giant Has a Posse" 1989 street art ...

"Obey Giant has become like Tide and ... a photo of professional wrestler Andre Rene Roussimoff, aka Andre the Giant, carrying the words "Andre the Giant has a Posse, 7'4", 520lb" (because no ...

It was a campaign ad for ex-mayor/convict Buddy Cianci, with the veteran pol's face replaced the dead-eyed, meaty-lipped mug of pro-wrestler André the Giant.

The 20-minute short is based on Fairey’s subversive Andre the Giant “Obey” sticker campaign of the early 1990s designed to challenge the Rhode Island mayor and art school powers-that-be.

or My Dinner With André the Giant.” But actor Benjamin Russell’s mien and movements vividly conjure the full vehicle and the discomfort of the load-in. Sam is a misfit, too — an Irish ...

This is a lot of three Shepard Fairey Obey Giant prints. The first is Revolution Girl ... The second print features the Andre image. It measures 30"h x 25"w. The third print features the Andre image ...