BUA posed Snoop Dogg like a general in the army.  Like the great Neo-classicist painter Jacques Louis David’s painting of Napoleon Bonaparte.

BUA portrays Snoop with one hand inserted in his pocket as a sign of power and austerity. But unlike David BUA does it in an ironic way.  Napoleon’s need to assert himself as an egotistical powerful man is clearly to cover up his Napoleonic complex. However, Snoop feels confident, tall, and proud as he slowly reaches for his gat. Staged in Inglewood California with a backdrop of downtown LA. We see graffiti on the walls, laundry drying in the dusty sunset, and a dilapidated suburban landscape. Snoop stands probably in the foreground as if he prepares for his next conquest in his Doggy Dog life.

Excerpt from BUA:

With Snoop there are no limitations or boundaries. Snoop Snoop Doggcan do everything and anything he wants as if he is almost above and beyond the law. One day he’s a soccer dad the next day he’s spitting Gansta rap in lyrical ciphers. The next day he is in a rated G movie and days later he’s on trial for murder. For anyone else in the world they would be ridiculed for their moral contradictions but somehow and someway he is adored by white soccer moms and thugs alike. He can do no wrong because he is the epitome of cool. 

Snoop will be shipped to you hand-signed. BUA’s meticulous proofing process and attention to detail ensure this print reproduction maintains beautiful colors and faithfulness to the original work of art.

PRINT: Premium Archival Matte Paper is a smooth, neutral-white, matte paper. The paper supports accurate color reproduction and high-contrast, high-resolution output, and is acid-free for a longer print life with pigment inks. It features a heavyweight (230 gsm), and an instant-dry coating that resists fingerprints and smudging.