Frank
Frank
Couldn't load pickup availability
> Open Edition
> Museum-quality giclée print
> Printed on 200gsm archival matte paper
> Uses 12-colour fine-art technology
> Available framed or unframed
> Printed to order – no deadstock, no waste
Galactic Origin: Draco II
Now working at an unbearably pretentious fashion house in London, Frank claims his “energy” was discovered on the Northern Line. He’s always in white, never breaks a sweat, and his glasses alone have their own agent.
Bring one home before they return to the mothership.
Description
Description
Part of the Cosmic Encounter collection, this print is taken from the original paintings — a series of alien portraits and off-world beings you’ve probably passed on your daily commute.
Each Bob Nebula giclée print acts as a portal into the unknown, capturing cosmic personalities, interstellar oddities, and quiet alien elegance in vivid archival detail.
Paper
Paper
Printed using giclée fine-art technology on 200 gsm archival matte paper, each piece captures the colour, texture, and depth of the original painting with interstellar precision.
The smooth matte finish and 12-colour pigment inks deliver vibrant, long-lasting tones designed to endure for light-years.
Made to order – sustainably printed, zero deadstock, and ready to beam straight into your orbit.
Returns
Returns
Bob accepts returns within 14 days of delivery if you change your mind - no hard feelings from this side of the galaxy. For full details on how to beam your order back, please read our returns and refund policy.
Shipping
Shipping
All prints are made to order and typically ship within 7–14 business days.
Shipping rates are calculated at checkout based on your location, with free shipping available on select orders.
Each print is carefully packaged to ensure it arrives safely - no matter how far across the galaxy it travels.
You’ll receive tracking info as soon as your print is on the move.
Bob Nebula
Bob Nebula is the cosmic alter ego of artist Mark Hanlon, whose work spans painting, textiles, and storytelling.
Inspired by sci-fi, fantasy, cosmic horror and the darn right absurd, he builds a playful universe of alien portraits, surreal planetary scenes, and otherworldly artefacts you can hang, hold, or wrap yourself in.