When Andre the Giant ... OBEY's visual style for years, with Andre's recognizable visage becoming the brand's logo. But beyond his image, Andre was a man—a man who struggled to live every ...

"Obey Giant ... they had any fear over, even though that was more of a direct threat to them than communist propaganda stuff. So, you know, there was an aesthetic and a conceptual consideration. When ...

In a blog post announcing new prints of the rapper drawn in Obey’s propagandized house style, Fairey revealed that the one-time West Coast icon was an inspiration for his Andre The Giant stickers.

Andre the Giant has a posse. You may have seen stickers ... aesthetic (including lone block-typed words like "buy" and "obey"). Though it has been credited with political statements from anarchy ...

"They Live was ... the basis for my use of the word 'obey,'" Fairey said in a statement. "The movie has a very strong message about the power of commercialism and the way that people are ...

The OBEY star is a five-pointed star with the face of Andre the Giant at its center. Andre the Giant was the defining symbol of Shepard Fairey's renowned "Andre the Giant Has a Posse" 1989 street art ...

The 20-minute short is based on Fairey’s subversive Andre the Giant “Obey” sticker campaign of the early 1990s designed to challenge the Rhode Island mayor and art school powers-that-be.

Shepard Fairey, the artist who created the Obey Giant phenomenon (with those late '80s stickers reading "Andre The Giant Has ... a photograph owned by AP. And they would like to be compensated ...