ARTWORK FOR SALE: car magnets, paintings, retro art, bat art

MAGNETS FOR CARS AND TRUCKS

Batman magnets; Superman magnets; Batgirl magnets, Elvis magnets, Willie Nelson magnets, The Terminator magnets, Frank Sinatra magnets, Dean Martin magnets, Jim Morrison magnets, Marlyn Monroe magnets, etc.

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Our Origins

The humble beginnings of Batmanmagnets occurred some years ago when founder Robert Margetts was working in China.

(that's not my monkey)

The country has strict rules and regulations on many things, including the color of the vehicles. No citizens are allowed to alter the original color of their automobile, however they are free to decorate their car as they see fit.

Robert began to decorate his car with magnets that showed off his fun personality in lieu of a new paint job. That is when he decided to combine his art and this medium to create something cool.

Robert’s Background

Born along the great St. Lawrence River in Lachine, Montreal, Robert eventually migrated to the quiet sanctuaries of foster homes on Prince Edward Island.

The island features chimney red clay roads that wound effortlessly throughout the countryside up, over the green hills and through the spacious meadows filled with potato farms and struggling sheep ranchers.

Wild blueberry patches and lavender flowers graced the green pastors with spring time vitality and beauty that only a God could create and only a woman could appreciate and understand.

(the panda bear didn't want to share his food)

Each river beckoned with hungry trout just begging for a fresh worm and a metal hook, almost daring Huck Finn enthusiasts to skip school and cast their bamboo lines into the mystical glacial lakes and roaring tributaries that surrounded the Island. It was the perfect moment in life without interference from the outside world, without the threat of war hanging overhead like some ominous black cloud, a life pure of racial hatred and utter contempt for limp politicians and ambivalent governments.

email: rstom03@aol.som

At the age of 9, Robert won the lottery and was adopted by parents from New Jersey. The rest of his life has been a blur.

One day about 10 years ago he decided to experiment with woodworking and it eventually led into some painting. While Robert does not fancy himself an artist (on the contrary) like others whose work he adores, he is confident that he offers a fun product that will make everyone smile a little brighter.