Credit: Stephen Kramer Glickman
Comedian Stephen Kramer Glickman, who played Gustavo Rocque, the manager of Big Time Rush, was recently clearing out his storage unit and came upon a painting he made years ago, and that wound up being featured on the actual BTR set.
Glickman tells The Blast one of the set decorators took a liking to the robot-inspired artwork during the set construction of the Nickelodeon show, and it ended up becoming a permanent fixture.
Because of the exposure, Glickman says he got credited for having his artwork on the show which allowed him to get more work. He says since the Big Time Rush days his art, including sculptures, has been featured on many productions, including Dan Harmon’s Harmontown, and Netflix’s Magic for Humans.
Credit: Stephen Kramer Glickman
After announcing that he was willing to sell off the painting, a die-hard Rusher got in touch and forked over $1,000. The Blast is told the buyer’s children are now fans of the show, which ran from 2009-2013, and also fans of Storks, of which Glickman is also featured.
Since the sale, Glickman has put some of his other pieces on eBay. Check out a gallery of Glickman's bespoke art, including zombiefied versions of the iconic Big Boy fast food mascot, on theblast.com!
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Additional sources: Thrillist, IMDb.
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