“The Mayor” – Eugene
$34.00 for each Limited Edition 18” x 18” Pillow
$34.00 for each Limited Edition 18” x 18” Pillow
He was nominated in a parking lot at North and Bosworth Avenues at 4:01 am on December 2, 1987.
During his tenure, Sawyer managed to pass several major initiatives begun by Washington, including placing lights in Wrigley Field, an Ethics Ordinance to prevent corruption and one of the first human rights ordinances that protected gay men and women from discrimination. Be warned, this pillow just might start talking shit from the corner of your couch.
Product Details
Black and white print (front and back) on sturdy upholstery weight cotton duck with an optic white finish. Constructed with a removable non-allergenic pillow and invisible nylon zipper for easy washing. Like all collectibles on Oyez Perez, these pillows are handmade in Chicago.
- Machine wash warm or cool using phosphate-free detergent
- 100% pure polyester fiberfill pillow insert
- Non-allergenic
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All collectibles on Oyez Perez come from the mind of Chicago-native designer Mike Perrone. While he is best known for the projects and assignments completed by his studio, Hunterwasser, this website was created as a place to distribute custom limited edition apparel and merchandise available nowhere else. Throughout the Spring and Summer months we will be releasing a new collectible every few weeks which will lead up to the launch of something very special this Fall. Please stay tuned and check back often–as there's no telling what type of collectible will be released next, nor how many will be produced.
Through Hunterwasser, Mike has art directed for everyone from EA to Panasonic to Newmarket Films. Additionally, he is a founding member of the creative collective Luffers where he shares the stage with Chicago's best and brightest multidisciplinary talents.
