The image is a meticulously crafted Pop-Realism artwork by Mike Pitzer of his vintage toy Razer Ray Gun. Predominantly drawn in muted gold, giving it an aged [lastic appearance highlighting its molded series of concentric rings near the barrel, suggesting a technological or futuristic design element, consistent with its "ray gun" designation. The barrel itself is a translucent reddish-orange color, with a small, lime-green circular element visible inside, possibly representing a targeting system or a stylistic element. The tip of the barrel is a ridged, slightly darker orange.
The gun features various markings. Most prominent is the embossed text "Razer Ray Gun" on the top of the body. Below this is the number "NO.518" and "MADE IN HONG KONG" molded into the plastic. A small, barely visible marking ("") is also present. The trigger is a metallic silver color, contrasting sharply with the body of the gun. The grip is textured, showing a faintly stippled pattern. And the style is reminiscent of vintage product advertising from a scientific or toy catalog.
The image is a meticulously crafted Pop-Realism artwork by Mike Pitzer of his vintage toy Razer Ray Gun. Predominantly drawn in muted gold, giving it an aged [lastic appearance highlighting its molded series of concentric rings near the barrel, suggesting a technological or futuristic design element, consistent with its "ray gun" designation. The barrel itself is a translucent reddish-orange color, with a small, lime-green circular element visible inside, possibly representing a targeting system or a stylistic element. The tip of the barrel is a ridged, slightly darker orange.
The gun features various markings. Most prominent is the embossed text "Razer Ray Gun" on the top of the body. Below this is the number "NO.518" and "MADE IN HONG KONG" molded into the plastic. A small, barely visible marking ("") is also present. The trigger is a metallic silver color, contrasting sharply with the body of the gun. The grip is textured, showing a faintly stippled pattern. And the style is reminiscent of vintage product advertising from a scientific or toy catalog.
Title: “70s Razer Ray Gun Model No.518”
Artist: Mike Pitzer
Medium: Graphite & Colored Pencil on Paper
Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork
Image Size: 74″ W x 46″ T
Signed & Dated: MPitzer ’25
Series: “Happy Art”
Style: Pop-Realism
