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Voodoo Child - Signed Limited Edition Metallic Giclée
Eyes closed, headphones on, a young guitarist sits cross-legged and plays until the room catches fire. Voodoo Child takes its name from “Voodoo Child (Slight Return)” by the Jimi Hendrix Experience, one of the artist’s favorite songs, and channels the raw, electric spirit of the man who reinvented what a guitar could do.
Flames of Imagination red, orange, and violet rise and swirl around him, as though every note he plays is setting the air alight. The guitar body is a hand-poured marble of lavender, crimson, and plum, its cord trailing across the floor, and bold linework and spray-paint speckles give the scene a pulse you can almost hear. It’s a portrait of a kid lost in the music, a reminder that the next legend could be practicing in a bedroom right now, and a celebration of the creative fire that lives in all of us.
Printed on metallic media, this edition turns up the heat. The luminous surface makes the reds and oranges glow like embers, deepens the purples, and gives the whole composition an almost backlit energy that shifts with the light in your space.
Available in two editions:
20" × 20" Metallic Giclée Paper Print, limited to 50. Archival pigment inks on premium metallic photo paper, with fiery color, crisp linework, and a lustrous sheen. Ships unframed and ready for your frame of choice.
36" × 36" Metallic Canvas Print, limited to 10. A statement-scale piece on metallic canvas, made for a music room, studio, living room, or anywhere that needs some fire. Ships stretched and ready to hang within the U.S. International orders ship rolled in a protective tube.
Every print includes:
Hand signature by the artist, Jason Hayth
Hand numbering within its limited edition
A signed Certificate of Authenticity
Each piece is made to order with archival materials designed to last for generations. Please allow 7–10 business days for production before shipping.
Note: Due to differences in monitors, colors and metallic effects may appear slightly different in person.
Voodoo Child - Signed Limited Edition Metallic Giclée
Eyes closed, headphones on, a young guitarist sits cross-legged and plays until the room catches fire. Voodoo Child takes its name from “Voodoo Child (Slight Return)” by the Jimi Hendrix Experience, one of the artist’s favorite songs, and channels the raw, electric spirit of the man who reinvented what a guitar could do.
Flames of Imagination red, orange, and violet rise and swirl around him, as though every note he plays is setting the air alight. The guitar body is a hand-poured marble of lavender, crimson, and plum, its cord trailing across the floor, and bold linework and spray-paint speckles give the scene a pulse you can almost hear. It’s a portrait of a kid lost in the music, a reminder that the next legend could be practicing in a bedroom right now, and a celebration of the creative fire that lives in all of us.
Printed on metallic media, this edition turns up the heat. The luminous surface makes the reds and oranges glow like embers, deepens the purples, and gives the whole composition an almost backlit energy that shifts with the light in your space.
Available in two editions:
20" × 20" Metallic Giclée Paper Print, limited to 50. Archival pigment inks on premium metallic photo paper, with fiery color, crisp linework, and a lustrous sheen. Ships unframed and ready for your frame of choice.
36" × 36" Metallic Canvas Print, limited to 10. A statement-scale piece on metallic canvas, made for a music room, studio, living room, or anywhere that needs some fire. Ships stretched and ready to hang within the U.S. International orders ship rolled in a protective tube.
Every print includes:
Hand signature by the artist, Jason Hayth
Hand numbering within its limited edition
A signed Certificate of Authenticity
Each piece is made to order with archival materials designed to last for generations. Please allow 7–10 business days for production before shipping.
Note: Due to differences in monitors, colors and metallic effects may appear slightly different in person.
