SKE - D’oh! It’s Jaws

“D’oh! It’s Jaws” – Limited Edition
Number 03/30 EA (“Artist Edition”, the rarest and most sought-after editions).
Print run 100 copies + 30 EA
Artist: SKE
Publisher: Atelier Montmartre Paris
Mixed media digital painting (Procreate AI Photoshop)
Art paper 300 g/m² – ISO A3 format – Signed, numbered – Certificate included

In D’oh! It’s Jaws, SKE reinterprets the cult Jaws scene by replacing the shark with Homer Simpson.
The danger is no longer an invisible predator, but a yellow, massive, and clumsy presence.

Underwater, Homer bursts out where you least expect him. Above, Marge and Bart swim calmly, nonchalant, as if nothing were happening. The contrast is total: the threat exists, but no one seems to take it seriously.

With humor, SKE turns fear into absurdity. What used to thrill now becomes almost a family situation. The suspense disappears, replaced by an immediate smile.

Pop style, cinematic references, and street-energy mark a light and effective work.

A scene that reminds us that sometimes the real danger isn’t what we fear… but what we know too well.

Specifications:

• Limited edition
• Printed on premium 300 g art paper
• ISO A3 format, easy to frame
• Each copy signed and numbered by SKE
• Includes certificate of authenticity
• Shipped securely, reinforced packaging

- FRAMING TIPS

Your artwork is shipped rolled and protected in a tube.

Upon receipt, gently remove it and lay it flat for 48 to 72 hours so it naturally regains its shape before framing.

ISO formats (A3, A2, A1…) are very easy to frame with standard frames available in DIY stores or decoration shops.

Personally, I use Leroy Merlin aluminum frames: simple, elegant and economical; they showcase the works perfectly.

- ARTIST BIO:
SKE is a self-taught French artist and versatile creator who grew up in the 80s/90s culture, inspiring a large portion of his artistic work.

He constantly explores new techniques: acrylic painting, collage, stenciling, graffiti, urban installations, and digital art. His dynamic, expressive compositions, often with double meanings, blend the raw energy of street art with the visual impact of pop art.

After an exceptional 2025, SKE’s market value has seen a notable rise. Winner of the first prize at the Urban Master contest (2023), then named Revelation of the Year at the Color Jam Challenge (2025).
SKE was selected as “Artist of the Month” in October and also featured in an American art magazine, confirming his international recognition.

His works have been exhibited in major venues in Europe, the United States, and Asia, consolidating his place on the contemporary art scene. Meanwhile, SKE is making a mark in the digital art market, a major trend of the last two years, enhancing the appeal of his creations among collectors.

Icons of popular culture, bold graphics, and texture play characterize a style now essential.

SKE is undoubtedly an artist to follow, to start or enrich a collection with rising value.

Artist Rated & Awarded – Pop Art & Contemporary Street Art

A UNIVERSE BETWEEN HERITAGE AND MODERNITY
SKE’s work sits in a prestigious lineage. His line shows the visual efficiency of Keith Haring and Andy Warhol, while incorporating the subversion of Banksy or the pioneer Blek le Rat. His works create a bridge between eras: they revisit the classics, not hesitating to reinterpret Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, Hokusai’s The Great Wave, or Picasso’s deconstructed forms to contrast with a modern urban aesthetic close to Mr. Brainwash or Kaws.

POP CULTURE & NOSTALGIA
Drawing on collective imagination, SKE manipulates icons of our childhood. He stages Disney’s world with figures like Mickey or Pinocchio, and Scrooge McDuck’s symbolic greed. The influence of gaming, comics, and graphic novels is omnipresent: from Nintendo and the iconic Game Boy universe to Pokemon creatures (Pikachu, Charizard, Ash), through Marvel superheroes. SKE crystallizes these memories in the manner of Daniel Arsham or Takashi Murakami.

LUXURY, HYPE & CONSUMER SOCIETY
In a style sometimes reminiscent of Alec Monopoly, the artist plays with codes of success and materialism. The Dollar symbol sits next to luxury and fashion logos. His canvases capture the “Hype” aesthetic: sneakers (Nike Air Jordan, Adidas, Off White) and haute couture (Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Louboutin) appear. He also incorporates automotive adrenaline (Ferrari, Porsche, Bugatti, AMG) and precision watchmaking (Rolex, TAG Heuer), not to mention mass-consumer icons like Coca-Cola. It is vibrant art, with textured finishes that evoke Jeff Koons’ glossy surfaces or the facets of Richard Orlinski.

This work is ideal for enriching a collection or adding a dynamic touch to your interior.