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Paul Dano

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paul dano pop art

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Paul Dano

paul dano pop art

paul dano

paul dano pop art

paul dano pop art

For the first season of the Is Paul Dano OK? podcast, Stephen Trumble designed our artwork based on Bong Joon Ho's film, Okja.

paul dano pop art

For the second season of the Is Paul Dano OK? podcast, Stephen Trumble designed our artwork based on The Daniels' film, Swiss Army Man.

For the third season of the Is Paul Dano OK? podcast, Stephen Trumble designed our artwork based on Paul Thomas Anderson's film, There Will Be Blood.

The artwork for the first four seasons with white writing. Beautifully designed by the awesomely talented Stephen Trumble.

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paul dano pop art

My masterpiece

FOR ANYONE WHO LOVE Dano Nation

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The artwork for the first four seasons with black writing. Beautifully designed by the awesomely talented Stephen Trumble.

Ed, Edd, and Eddy

This was not inspired by the movie "Swiss Army Man" (yes it was).

A portrait of screenwriter & director Spike Jonze

There Will Be Blood, I drink your milkshake best movie scene

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dumb money movie 2023 Paul Dano Keith Gill Pete Davidson Kevin Gill

The artwork for season seven of Is Paul Dano OK?, where we present a season focussing on the powerhouse actor that is Clancy Brown. Designed by Stephen Trumble as an homage to the Lipps, Inc. single cover for Funky Town (1980).

hello :) :) I hope this is a good day for you. This is one illustration that I created. I hope you like it. :):) many illustration I created, which will come forward illustration Best Regards Your Designer

Paul dano, I hate everyone, welcome to hell, little miss sunshine

For the fourth season of the Is Paul Dano OK? podcast, Stephen Trumble designed our artwork based on Matt Reeves' film, The Batman, where our boy Paul portrayed The Riddler.

I will not let him go.

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Design represents the camouflage of the Swiss army. Striking colors are used because it is designed to camouflage in the alpine and mountain vegetation.