This Cooking Bad Print by Danny Haas Puts a Twist on the Title Breaking Bad
Nicole Ballantyne-Choo — August 19, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: artofdanny & fancy
Danny Haas has created a 'Cooking Bad' print in honor of the return of Breaking Bad.
The popular show has definitely received a lot of attention since its return, and a lot of attention comes from parodies and goods associated with the hit series. This image has changed the title of the show to 'Cooking Bad,' and it features an image of a trailer with heavy smoke leaving the roof. This smoke represents a bad stench coming from inside, and suggests that the person living there clearly has no idea how to cook.
While the piece is minimal, with few colors and graphics, it's still beautiful artwork and the message the artist is trying to convey through the drawing is still portrayed.
The popular show has definitely received a lot of attention since its return, and a lot of attention comes from parodies and goods associated with the hit series. This image has changed the title of the show to 'Cooking Bad,' and it features an image of a trailer with heavy smoke leaving the roof. This smoke represents a bad stench coming from inside, and suggests that the person living there clearly has no idea how to cook.
While the piece is minimal, with few colors and graphics, it's still beautiful artwork and the message the artist is trying to convey through the drawing is still portrayed.
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