Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant and nostalgic artwork titled "King and I" Motorcycle In Front of Diner," masterfully created by artist James Gucwa, also known as Kingneon. The piece is a striking acrylic painting on canvas, enriched with vivid neon details that brilliantly capture the electric energy of a late-night urban scene. At its center is a classic motorcycle, rendered with meticulous precision and illuminated by the glowing neon signs nearby. The gleaming chrome accents and warm whitewall tires reflect the dynamic lights from the diner and theater signage in the background, adding depth and realism to the composition.

Behind the motorcycle, a bold neon “DINER” sign in hot pink and yellow commands attention. This sign features a pin-up style blonde waitress holding a tray with two frosty mugs, striking a cheerful pose reminiscent of mid-20th century Americana. This imagery reinforces themes of dining and classic diners, appealing to collectors fascinated by vintage pop culture and nostalgic urban settings. The diner is further highlighted by a prominent Coca-Cola logo in bright red and white, enhancing the retro atmosphere. This iconic branding taps into the broad appeal of Coca-Cola in art and collectibles, positioning the phone card as a culturally significant artifact.

In the background, additional neon signs add storytelling layers and visual depth. Illuminated text reading “FINE FO...” and a pre-theater marquee announcing a “DRUG THEATRE” create a cinematic mood, complemented by the subtle glow of the NBC News peacock logo near the top corner. The inclusion of recognizable brand logos and familiar imagery strengthens the artwork’s ties to popular culture and advertising iconography, making it a richly layered collectible. The composition skillfully balances warm reds, intense yellows, and deep shadows, evoking the captivating interplay of light and darkness typical of urban nightlife art and the American neon painting tradition.

At the bottom of the card, the AT&T logo appears alongside the label “5 minute AT&T Phone Card Within the U.S./Can. and Carib. rates vary,” clearly indicating its function and regional use. This practical detail contrasts elegantly with the nostalgic artwork above, blending telecommunications utility with a celebration of Americana and artistic expression. This piece represents a unique convergence of retro culture, advertising history, and vibrant urban art.

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