PEPPA and the POLICE STATE giclee print
In the year 2050, the world had fallen into a dystopian nightmare where law enforcement had become synonymous with tyranny. The streets were patrolled not by officers in uniforms, but by actual pigs – genetically modified and enhanced to walk on two legs, talk, and wield weapons.
These Swine Patrol, as they were known, ruled with an iron hoof, using fear and violence to maintain control over the populace. Any sign of dissent was swiftly crushed under their booted trotters, and citizens lived in constant fear of being targeted for arbitrary punishment.
The Swine Patrol were not just enforcers of the law – they were its twisted interpreters, dispensing their own cruel form of justice. They extorted the weak, protected the corrupt, and silenced any who dared to question their authority.
Resistance movements tried to sprout like weeds through concrete, but were quickly rooted out and snuffed by the Swine Patrol's brutal suppression tactics. The very notion of freedom had become a distant memory, replaced by a pervasive atmosphere of oppression and despair.
And so, the people of this dark future huddled in the shadows, whispering of revolution and dreaming of a day when the pigs would no longer hold sway. But for now, the squeal of sirens and the tramp of trotters served as a grim reminder of their subjugation under the hoof of the Swine Patrol.
Printed on bright white 80lb Accent acid-free stock with an exceptionally boss EPSON ET-8550. Each Print is signed for authenticity.