MADSAKI Debuts Original Hand-Drawn Art for Metallica Collaboration
Rock bandMetallicaand renowned artistMADSAKIhave come together for a special collaboration, set to release on June 13.
The collaboration features four silkscreen T-shirt designs, each bearing powerful Metallica-inspired titles and graphics such as 'METAL UP YOUR ASS,' 'SEEK & DESTROY,' 'FUK EM UP' and 'EET FUK.' MADSAKI, a devoted Metallica fan since the '80s, created original, hand-drawn art for this collection, drawing from his personal experiences and deep appreciation for the band.
The designs are made to appeal to long-time Metallica enthusiasts and new fans alike. The collection will be available onMADSAKI's official website, at the PARADISE TOKYO pop-up and on theWACKO MARIA ONLINE STOREon June 13. A pop-up event will also be held at PARADISE TOKYO from June 13 to June 29.
Check out the full collab above.
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