If so, take a deep breath and let the lengthy exhale cleanse from your system the anxiety of being a closeted dweeb. Your secret fetish for the four-eyed arts is safe with us.

The truth is, however, you’re not as alone as you may believe. To roughly paraphrase a fictional purveyor of justice “you have the power.”

Still don’t believe? Set your Web browser to the blog  I Have the Power Art and your expectations to “stunned.”

If you were a kid in the 80s, you undoubtedly recognized the blog title as the call-to-action mantra of comic book and cartoon-icon He-Man. Those same kids who were raised on cheesy 80s television are all grown up now and many have become artists — some more so than others.

Gallery 1988 and their Masters of the Universe Tribute Show is a prime example.

The California-based gallery is currently displaying and selling Masters of the Universe-inspired art work; ranging a gamut of mediums and styles. They vary from Warhol-ian-type screen-print portraits and epic oil-on-canvas battle scenes to painted-wood renderings of He-Man getting a haircut. Or his nemesis Skeletor getting a root canal. And when we say all other styles and interpretations in between…we mean it.

What keeps us up at night? The great design of nefarious villains. Good thing we’ve got a flashlight and a good read.

www.ihavethepowerart.blogspot.com

It seems our very own Zach Kozdron was spotted recently, cavorting as jolly ol’ St. Nick – aka. Santa Claus – at a local favorite watering hole, The Rail Pub. Spreading the holiday cheer (and enjoying some along, the way) with the help of his merry elves. Go Santa.

On a design note, this lovely retro holiday sweatshirt showcasing is delicate line work was worn with pride by local Savannah artist and barman Enoch Vaughn. We think it speaks for itself.  If you find any memorable xmas sweaters out there, send them to us through the contact page or post them here.