As a playful counterpart to its 3D-printed sibling, "Cubic Thrower Pop" reinterprets the same powerful image on an unexpected canvas: bubble wrap. Here, Oli meticulously paints each individual bubble, transforming the surface into a living pixel grid. The title is a clever nod to both the Pop Art movement’s use of everyday materials and the tactile nature of the medium itself. This version feels both nostalgic, like an 8-bit video game sprite, and wonderfully fragile, giving the iconic act of rebellion a delicate, transient quality.