Eephus

J U N K C H R O M E E R A
Friday Oct 2nd 5pm- 1am
MOD Gallery & Space (old)

EEPHUS is a mixed-media sports nostalgia artist.
Transforming retro trading cards—especially from the mass-produced “Junk Wax Era”—vintage bats, and apparel into unique pop art, custom resin pieces, and statement wall decor

Cardboard Nostalgia: Recontextualizes overlooked or common vintage sports cards into textured, modern visual displays.

Pop Culture Crossovers: Mixes vintage sports culture with apparel design and distinct meme-adjacent sports moments

“Eephus is a prominent figures in the sports design and mixed-media art community. The artist specializes in transforming retro trading cards from the “Junk Wax Era” (the mass-produced sports cards of the late 1980s and 1990s) into vibrant custom pop art, resin/epoxy installations, and statement wall” -Dzyn Wyz

Artistic Style: Eephus blends deep “cardboard nostalgia” with sharp contemporary design. The work repurposes virtually worthless, mass-produced items into unique physical pop art.

Mediums Used: Retro sports trading cards, vintage wooden baseball bats, t-shirts, and heavy resin/epoxy finishes.

Junk Chrome Era is just around the corner. Friday Oct 2nd at MOD in the 5pm-1Am.
Highlighting the best and worst in sports collecting.

HUGE thank you to for supporting Eephus and showcasing the Mike Piazza “I’m Not Gay” sweatshirt to an international audience. Jeff one of the biggest baseball fans you could ever meet and one of the best comedians working today.

Yes Piazza had to have a press conference over twenty years ago to deny rumors.

Friday Oct 2nd 6pm-12pm
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One of the greatest stadiums in baseball is closing its doors in 2031. Kauffman stadium is currently the fifth oldest park in baseball and internationally known for its fountains and crown score board. Truly unique to Kansas City and iconic in sports.

I’m currently half done with this - more details waiting to be added.
available.
Junk Wax ERA : Chrome
MOD
Friday Oct 2nd 6pm-12pm

Celebrating the 52nd anniversary of Dock Ellis’s no hitter.

The 3rd annual Dock Ellis day is just around the corner !!
Friday June 12th at any baseball game, at any baseball park, you too can throw your own NO-HITTER!

The greatest pitcher in baseball history commemorated on one fine shirt. Capturing the beauty of his 1949
Bowman- 224

Available in all sizes
31.13 shipped
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Birmingham Black Barons (1927–1930)
Cleveland Cubs (1931)
Pittsburgh Crawfords (1933–1934, 1936)
Kansas City Monarchs (1940–1941)
New York Black Yankees (1941)
Kansas City Monarchs (1942)
Memphis Red Sox (1943)
Kansas City Monarchs (1944–1947)
Cleveland Indians (1948–1949)
St. Louis Browns (1951–1953)
Kansas City Athletics (1965)
💎Career highlights and awards💎
2× MLB All-Star (1952, 1953)
6× Negro league All-Star (1933–1934, 1936, 1941–1943)
World Series champion (1948)
Negro World Series champion (1942)
Cleveland Indians Hall of Fame
💎Oldest Major League Baseball player in history💎

May 22nd 2002 Mike Piazza had a press conference scheduled for the early afternoon for one BIG announcement.
Was he going to retire? Was he injured? Nope, he just wanted beyond to know that he wasn’t gay. The rumors weren’t true, he liked girls.

Mike went on to have a heterosexual Hall Of Fame career and retiring in 2007.

50.00 w/Shipping
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You ugly ?
Officially commemorating the Un-official “worst baseball card ever”

1996 Bob Hamelin Pinnacle baseball card.