Boba Fett (Silver Variant)

No disintegrations, all dynamite. Urban Aztec infiltrates a galaxy far, far away with the Boba Fett™ Bust by artist Jesse Hernandez, blending Maya and Mandalorian influences into one badass bounty hunter.

Artist Statement: The first toys I collected as a kid were Star Wars figures. Its such an honor to come full circle and create my first official Star Wars piece. Honoring the culture in my own style, on the most feared Bounty hunter in the galaxy #Urbanaztec x #Bobafett

About the Artist:
Jesse Hernandez (@UrbanAztec) is a visual artist born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, most widely recognized for his street art murals, vinyl toys, and diverse Illustration work. His style is known as Urban Aztec, a combination of graffiti and ancient indigenous culture. Hernandez’s artwork has been featured by Warner Bros., the San Jose Sharks, the Oakland Museum, Rockstar energy drink, Rolling Stone magazine, Fandango, Juxtapoz, Gears of War 4, X-Box, Playstation, Run the Jewels, Oakland Athletics, and the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas. Hernandez has shown art in galleries and museums around the world. He has also painted murals in Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Mexico City and Amsterdam.

Cooler than carbonite™, brighter than the twin suns of Tatooine™! Urban Aztec has set his rangefinder on a galaxy far, far away with the Boba Fett™ Silver Variant Bust — a stylish Star Wars™ Convention Exclusive collectible by artist Jesse Hernandez that blends Maya and Mandalorian™ influences into one badass bounty hunter.

Artist Statement: The first toys I collected as a kid were Star Wars figures. It’s such an honor to come full circle and create my first official Star Wars piece. Honoring the culture in my own style, on the most feared Bounty hunter in the galaxy #Urbanaztec x #Bobafett

About the Artist:
Jesse Hernandez (@UrbanAztec) is a visual artist born and raised in the San Francisco Bay area, most widely recognized for his street art murals, vinyl toys, and diverse Illustration work. His style is known as Urban Aztec, a combination of graffiti and ancient indigenous culture. Hernandez’s artwork has been featured by Warner Bros., the San Jose Sharks, the Oakland Museum, Rockstar energy drink, Rolling Stone magazine, Fandango, Juxtapoz, Gears of War 4, X-Box, Playstation, Run the Jewels, Oakland Athletics, and the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas. Hernandez has shown art in galleries and museums around the world. He has also painted murals in Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Mexico City and Amsterdam.