The ACME Corporation by Rob Loukotka

The ACME Corporation

A project in Chicago, IL by Rob Loukotka

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A giant poster of every ACME product, ever. 126 drawings of explosives, gadgets, rockets, and more!

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Backers: 3042
Average Pledge Per Backer: $35

Funded: $105,083 of $3,000
Dates: Nov 26th -> Dec 24th (28 days)
Project By: Rob Loukotka

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April 15th - via: chicagotribune.com

Rob Loukotka launched his fifth Kickstarter project in the summer of 2017. Within a month, the Chicago-based artist had raised more than $20,000 online from nearly 400 people across the country. In exchange for the capital, Loukotka promised to create posters with gold ink that depicted ACME Corp. products from the Looney Tunes cartoons. (Read More)