An Atari Collection As Permanent Marker Art

By Dr. Evelyn Thorne | January 01, 0001

Artist Hollis Brown Thornton is

selling this amazingly detailed permanent marker drawing for $600 in his online store. If you’re a fan of “Atari” you should check out some of Brown’s

other game-themed artwork, rummy noble like Mario-inspired Clouds in the Sky rummy satta at Sunset or, my favorite, Space Invaders moment “Closing Credits

at the End of The Movie.” Hollis Brown Thornton [Thanks rummy star Amanda]

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