View this post on Instagram A post shared by Matthew Lee Rosen (@matthewleerosen) on Mar 26, 2020 at 9:50am PDT //www.instagram.com/embed.js In 1991, Donruss doubled the size of their Rated Rookie subset from 20 cards to 40, by issuing a Series 1 & 2 (featuring different colored borders & backs). #baseballart #baseballcardart #donruss #ratedrookie #baseballcardsContinue reading
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Happy T-Giving! I’m thankful for the opportunity to produce this fun series of bats with @pillboxbatco The final one is named “Full Count.” I was inspired by the @jumbotronart book to celebrate the pixels of the old digital scoreboards… topped off with a funky 70’s font on the handle. #baseballbats #chicagocubs #wrigleyfield #topps #donruss #baseballcardartContinue reading
Pretty proud to share a collaboration I just finished with my new friends @pillboxbatco Their craftsmanship is top notch all the way. So happy with how these bats turned out! Will share more pics over the week, and they’re having 30% Off for the holidays! Give them a follow and check out these bats. #baseballbatsContinue reading
I’ve created over 60 baseball card paintings in the past 12 months. It’s tough to choose a favorite. Changes all the time. #baseballcardart #matthewleerosen #donruss #ratedrookie https://www.instagram.com/p/B5NlCZgnXft/?igshid=5xbkj4l2h97w
Louis Rodman Whitaker Jr. (Louis Vuitton Pattern)
Sweet Lou flashed a lot of leather over his 19-year career with the Tigers. Baseball card art by Matthew Lee Rosen Louis Rodman Whitaker Jr. (Louis Vuitton Pattern)
1986 Donruss (Highlights)
Wall print by baseball card artist Matthew Lee Rosen 1986 Donruss (Highlights)
1986 Donruss (The Rookies)
Wall print by baseball card artist Matthew Lee Rosen 1986 Donruss (The Rookies)
1986 Donruss (Highlights)
Wall print by baseball card artist Matthew Lee Rosen 1986 Donruss (Highlights)
In 1982, Donruss introduced their Diamond Kings subset, featuring the artwork of @dickperezart Each wax pack also included a puzzle piece for a HOF King. Babe Ruth was the inaugural puzzle… but, I chose 1989’s Warren Spahn, which featured a yellow & red star border pattern. Original artwork by #MatthewLeeRosen #baseballcardartist #baseballcardart #popart #sportsart #baseballartContinue reading
Donruss (@paniniamerica) introduced the Rated Rookie in 1984, then unveiled the iconic logo in ‘85. Canseco made it a sensation in ’86, and popularity grew with the card boom. In ’91, Donruss got greedy and doubled the size of the subset from 20 cards to 40, by issuing a Series 1 & 2… featuring differentContinue reading
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