Todd Slater's portrait of
Ben Linus was one of the prints I tried for but failed to buy due to a lightning fast sellout. In July of 2010 I won it in an eBay auction and feel quite fortunate to have finally obtained it for a very reasonable price.
This is a print which I liked initially and which I have grown to like even more over time.
Slater expertly captures the many facets of Ben: his creepiness, his arrested development, his sadness, his search for direction, his struggle between decency and evil.
The way in which Ben holds Bunny #8 demonstrates his emotional detachment. To him it is simply a means to an end.
This man had a quite a journey from Season 2 to Season 6. I'm glad to hear that we'll see a little bit more of Ben Linus in his role and vice-protector of The Island on the Season 6 DVD.
I'm not a huge fan of rabbits, but have to admit that this one looks pretty cute.
The print also features a barely-visible set of DHARMA station logos.
I have print #206 of 300. I believe the scribble on Ben's arm is the artist's signature.
This is a print which I liked initially and which I have grown to like even more over time.
Slater expertly captures the many facets of Ben: his creepiness, his arrested development, his sadness, his search for direction, his struggle between decency and evil.
The way in which Ben holds Bunny #8 demonstrates his emotional detachment. To him it is simply a means to an end.
This man had a quite a journey from Season 2 to Season 6. I'm glad to hear that we'll see a little bit more of Ben Linus in his role and vice-protector of The Island on the Season 6 DVD.
I'm not a huge fan of rabbits, but have to admit that this one looks pretty cute.
The print also features a barely-visible set of DHARMA station logos.
I have print #206 of 300. I believe the scribble on Ben's arm is the artist's signature.
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