The Golden Mullet · 1776–2026
Make your mark on the Moon — and in history.
Scott Page’s Golden Mullet went to the Moon in 2024. Now, for America’s 250th, it becomes 250 one-of-one pieces — claim yours, paint it, sign it, and take it home. Space Blue has committed to taking the completed work back to the Moon. 20% of every piece goes to Operation Renewed Hope Foundation.
250 pieces of one giant artwork — coming together July 4th, 2027.
What it is
One portrait, made of many.
Look closely at the work above — the whole is a mosaic. Every tile is a smaller image, and the finished piece is composed of exactly 250 individual originals, each painted, signed and taken home by its owner the same night.
The piece
One original artwork, connected to the Moon, divided into exactly 250 pieces. Each piece is a numbered original — 042 of 250 belongs to one person and no one else.
The tour
Over a year, the work travels. Every stop is logged on a live map that appears on each piece's page, so owners can watch where the piece has been — together and apart.
The cause
20% of every piece goes to Operation Renewed Hope Foundation, placing homeless veterans into permanent homes. Provenance, painting, and pledge are recorded permanently — scan the code on your piece to see your page anytime.
Where the 20% goes
20% of every piece goes to Operation Renewed Hope Foundation, placing homeless veterans into permanent homes.
Operation Renewed Hope Foundation is rated four out of four stars by Charity Navigator. Over 90% of donations go directly to veterans. Founded by retired Army Lieutenant Colonel Deborah Snyder, a decorated combat veteran and Blackhawk pilot with 22 years of service.
How your piece comes to life
- 01
Claim
Reserve your numbered piece — one of only 250 that will ever exist.
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Paint
Make your mark. Paint it, sign it, write your pledge for the next 250 years — and take it home.
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Scan
A unique code on your piece opens its own page: your name, your pledge, your piece.
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Follow
Watch the live tour map update on your page as the artwork travels the world.
250 will exist. Then never again.
Be there when the pieces find their owners.
Make your mark. Take it home.