KAWS, the pseudonym for artist Brian Donnelly, created the "Blame Game" series in 2014. This collection, while often recognized for its prints, also includes significant paintings that reflect KAWS's signature style of blending pop culture with fine art.

The "Blame Game" paintings are characterized by their bold, graphic visual style and the use of hijacked pop-culture characters. Each work measures 35 x 23 inches. These works feature KAWSBOB abstractions, rendered in bright, vivid colors and outlined with thick, black lines. This approach emphasizes the abstract and fragmented nature of the characters, creating a sense of playful yet critical commentary on contemporary culture(Art Plug) (Artsy).

The Blame Game paintings exemplify KAWS's ongoing exploration of themes related to identity, consumer culture, and the impact of popular imagery on modern society. Through his distinctive style and thought-provoking compositions, KAWS continues to push the boundaries of contemporary art, making his work both accessible and deeply meaningful (Art Plug) (Artsy) (MyArtBroker).