This isn't a Catalog. It's a Cast.
Rickie Rat. My Friend Eric. Sam Was A Good Boy. Elliots Dream. Homie. Deadeye. Ces.
Twenty-nine pieces and a third of them are named after somebody. Buy two RUSHWON prints and you do not get two images. You get two residents of the same town, and the wall starts telling you a story you didn't know you asked for.
That is the difference between illustration and a universe, and it is why RUSHWON is the loudest room in the Sunday Morning catalog.
Familiar Titles, Bent Out of Shape.
Angels In The Outfield. Inside Out. The World Is Yours. Head First.
Titles you already know, attached to images that owe them nothing. It's a bait-and-switch you enjoy losing: the words promise a Saturday-morning cartoon and the picture delivers the version that airs after midnight.
The other half of the catalog goes the opposite direction and names things nobody would put on a wall on purpose. Cat Piss. Crack Kills. Sketchbook Shit. Plastic Nostalgia. Ugly titles, meticulous work. That gap is the joke, and it is a good one.
Every Color, All At Once.
Where EYFAS spends one color per piece, RUSHWON spends the whole box. Yellow, pink, green, purple, orange and blue turn up in the same square, and the reason it doesn't collapse into noise is the black line holding it all together.
Print that on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Art with a 12-color archival system and the gradients stay smooth instead of banding, which is exactly where a cheap poster of this work would fall apart.
Designer Recommendation: One RUSHWON piece in a neutral room does the work of a paint job. Nine of them in a 3x3 is the single best argument for the grid we sell: a wall of characters that reads as one enormous piece from the doorway and twenty-nine small ones up close.
RUSHWON Prints Stay Loud Without Wrecking the Wall
The full run lives in Pop Surrealism, with the meaner pieces crossing over into Street Rebellion. Because every piece is the same square, you can hang the loudest work in the store without the wall looking like an accident. Measure once, use a spacer block, and the no-math grid method does the rest. It is the Infinite Grid at its most useful.
Where to Start
Rickie Rat, then whoever you think he's friends with.
See the full RUSHWON collection, exclusive to Sunday Morning (sndymrng.com). Weird in the best possible way.