Mike Mitchell Captures Pop Icons In Wholesome Absurdity and Colour‑pop Minimalism

Mike Mitchell is an American pop surrealist artist and co‑owner of Poor Example gallery and Boxo Card Co. in Escalon, California, celebrated for his vibrant, minimalist portraits of pop‑culture icons, animals and original characters in everyday situations.

Known for series like “Just Like Us” (famous characters in relatable moments), “Fat Birds,” “Super” (superhero portraits) and “Boxos” (mystery trading cards), he blends clean lines, bold colors and graphic realism to create prints, posters and designer toys that have sold through Mondo, Trampt and his own shop.

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