"When I painted this it was at the time The Art Institute was having the Tut Exhibit. And I just thought this would be kind of interesting. So this is a loose version of Ed Paschke's technique of using bright colors and patterns. I used the design of the sarcophagus he was buried in. I think it's colorful and I think it kind of does say Ed Paschke."

"When I painted this it was at the time The Art Institute was having the Tut Exhibit. And I just thought this would be kind of interesting. So this is a loose version of Ed Paschke's technique of using bright colors and patterns. I used the design of the sarcophagus he was buried in. I think it's colorful and I think it kind of does say Ed Paschke."

"When I painted this it was at the time The Art Institute was having the Tut Exhibit. And I just thought this would be kind of interesting. So this is a loose version of Ed Paschke's technique of using bright colors and patterns. I used the design of the sarcophagus he was buried in. I think it's colorful and I think it kind of does say Ed Paschke."

"When I painted this it was at the time The Art Institute was having the Tut Exhibit. And I just thought this would be kind of interesting. So this is a loose version of Ed Paschke's technique of using bright colors and patterns. I used the design of the sarcophagus he was buried in. I think it's colorful and I think it kind of does say Ed Paschke."