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Bells Hells Art Print by Matteo Scalera & Moreno Dinisio

Bells Hells Art Print by Matteo Scalera & Moreno Dinisio - Main image
$34.09 $54.99 In stock

Category: Art Print

*US SHIPPING ONLY* Please note: we are only able to deliver this product to physical shipping addresses within the United States. International shipping is not available.

Behold Bells Hellsin all their glory ready to adorn your home or office! 

In collaboration with acclaimed artists Matteo Scalera and Moreno Dinisio, this stunning print features a dynamic, action filled design of the adventurous Bells Hells members Imogen Temult, Laudna with Pâté de Rolo perched atop her shoulder, Ashton Greymoore, Fearne Callowaywith Little Mister, Orym of the Air Ashari, Fresh Cut Grass, and Chetney Pock O’Peain both gnome and werewolf forms. Emerging in the background you’ll see the red moon of Ruidus piercing the Exandrian landscape below with its red glowing Bloody Bridge. Peer closely to catch beautifully subtle glimpses of all the details and references this art print holds to these characters and their incredible journey!

To collect the complete set, be sure to grab the Vox Machinaand Mighty Nein art prints.

Details:

  • Artists: Matteo Scalera(@matteoscalera) and Moreno Dinisio (@morenodinisio)
  • Ships only within the US—no international orders.
  • Size: 24” x 36”—it will be large, but it will also fit a standard frame.
  • Materials: 
    • Fine art acid-free paper
  • Ships rolled, double boxed
  • All sales are final

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

Was worried the art would look washed out in person but the inks are dense and the linework stays crisp even up close. Shipped fast and arrived in a sturdy tube with no bent corners.

Sebastian ★★★★★

The colors on this print are way more vibrant in person than I expected from the listing photos. Paper feels sturdy too, not that flimsy poster stuff. Shipped fast and arrived flat with no bends.

Sebastian E. ★★★★★

The detail in Matteo Scalera’s linework really pops on this print—it’s crisp without being harsh. I’ve got it framed above my desk and catch myself staring at the character expressions every time I walk by.