#Shortstops: Comic gold
Little did he know that what began as a pandemic hobby, creating prints of baseball players in the style of comic book covers, would eventually land him in the Hall of Fame. Now, nine of his prints are preserved within the Museum’s Library Archives.
“I don’t want to make it too dramatic to say this, but it’s an artist’s dream to be able to do the work that you want, and to have that resonate with people,” Horine said. “Oftentimes when you’re an artist, you end up doing the work that other people tell you to. So to be able to tell my own stories is rare and novel, and I am extremely grateful for that.”
To learn more about Horine’s work and view his latest drop of the week, you can visit popflypopshop.com.
Janey Murray was the digital content specialist at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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