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This couples of dunnys are 100% hand painted using spray paint, acrylics, and matte varnish.
Based on characters from the cartoon "Adventure time" Finn and Fionna.
Je viens tout juste de recevoir ma commande Hello Brute et la bouille des Little Arpie met un peu de couleur dans la grisaille parisienne ^^
La mini print est juste top top, reste plus qu'à trouver un cadre... Et à shooter les ptits bonhommes triangulaires !! Yeah yeah yeah !!
Oui, ça me rend très très enthousiaste :-D
Metlex One is back, and this time he is blue.
Blue Edition is here to complete the RGB (Red Green & Blue) Trilogy which begun back in 2007 with the original red version.
Metlex One Blue comes with handmade packaging, a 25mm badge and two vinyl stickers.
Limited to 10 and individually hand numbered on the box, they will be available to order on the shop Friday the 17th of January at 9pm UK GMT for £16 / $26 (+ p&p) each.
Metlex One stands at just under 7cm / 3″ tall and cast in polyurethane resin.
Website:
Shop:
BIC Buddy Custom show
ZAKKA NYC
155 Plymouth St, Brooklyn, NY, 11201
info@zakkacorp.com
Bic Plastics
Marka27: www.marka27.com
Konnichiwa yo! Meet Hiroki, my first toy under the Mr.whisper label. Designed and made by me (and some help from my ever patient mum.x)
I started a project here igg.me/p/87724?a=459681 for collection of facilities on the production of six 5-inch toys. Any help is appreciated. Every dollar helps. Thanks for looking.
pics from fx show @ project vinyl area,On January 26th – 28th, 2007 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, Me Llamo Jellyfish presented “Project Vinyl” at the FX Show. Oversized robots, battle-ready Oni, and Mongo, the World’s Largest Sea-Monkey, were on hand to keep everything in order. The exhibit was made possible with the support of DKE Toys, Jamungo, Popcling, One Day Masterpieces, and My Plastic Heart. Several artists were involved to create the gallery-style environment in the midst of rows of vendors and celebrity guests. These new and established artists included VanBeater from Jamungo, Rick Underwood, Inky, Liz Lorini, Pooka, Terribly Odd, and Shaunmadeus, who also contributed their painting skills to the wall o’ drawings. Whilst this was going on, guests to the area got to bob their heads to the musical stylings of DJs Dion and Juan, or get photographed by the talented Andre Palinkas. The “Short Fuse” show featured more than 30 B.U.D.’s provided by Jamungo and customized by the Me Llamo Jellyfish team and other artists from around the world.
Here is my little iLLUMINOID mould with my first test cast using my tiranti polyurethane resin.
It didnt go well, I didnt mix it equally as it is such a small amount needed so it went really really brittle and broke coming out of the mould. :( test cast 2 is in today, hopefully it will be better :)
Custom toy show from the design studio known as Cypher13...check out the cool site for this show to get a look at all the great artists involved...
Both of these figures were gifts. One from Shakty, the little foam monster-- and the other from Teese, the patapon. =D
I had a similar image in my mind... but I couldn't quite execute the stance of the figures, mostly because the patapon has such thin legs, they can't quite hold it's weight. This was the best alternative to my original thought. Someday, I'll try this shot again, when I'm more patient. ^_^
If the economy is in turmoil, you wouldn’t know it from watching the Bic Plastics booth, which kept a steady crowd all day at VTN. Excitement had been building for the new toy company all year, and today was the largest release of several of Bic’s premiere figures. With toys priced from $45-$170, Bic had some of the priciest production pieces at the convention, but urban characters combined with top notch design, QC and packaging–as well as the presence of many of the artists–brought the fans en masse. Marka27, Mike and Mark of Blokhedz, kaNO, and MAD were amicably nonstop signing all manner of toys, sketchbooks and even a PDA. It was great to finally see these pieces in person. Many of them (Sham the Clown) are huge while others (Sketchartis) are heavy. Seriously, toting that David Flores piece around VTN would build a bicep. Besides the signings, Bic had exclusives like a GID version of Killa Instinct, and they were also giving away free posters. I had the opportunity to conversate with one of VTN’s security guards who was standing nearby taking it all in. I sometimes forget that most people think we toy collectors are a bit nuts. The security guard, we’ll call her, Lucy, was shocked that I’d paid $7 for a 2.5-inch Kozik Redrum Qee. I gleefully pointed her attention to the folks dropping mad benjamins at Bic. I tried to explain that these are art pieces–like paintings wrapped around toys–that are now part of museum collections and prestigious international auctions. She nodded in some indication of understanding, but I still think she thinks we’re nuts.
This text was part of a feature I wrote for ToyCyte in December 2008: www.toycyte.com/vinyl-toy-network-winter-2008-the-toycyte...
Metlex One is back, and this time he is blue.
Blue Edition is here to complete the RGB (Red Green & Blue) Trilogy which begun back in 2007 with the original red version.
Metlex One Blue comes with handmade packaging, a 25mm badge and two vinyl stickers.
Limited to 10 and individually hand numbered on the box, they will be available to order on the shop Friday the 17th of January at 9pm UK GMT for £16 / $26 (+ p&p) each.
Metlex One stands at just under 7cm / 3″ tall and cast in polyurethane resin.
Website:
Shop:
I sometimes wonder if Frank Kozik gets tired of answering the same questions over and over. While I was circulating the VTN floor, Frank was attended to by various camera crews and fans waiting for signings. He had a ton of merch from hand-painted exclusives to Sharkys and Muttpop and kaiju figures to some Qees and Dunnys and Smorkin’ this-n-that and Kidrobot gear. I think he was willing to engage in the unusual-for-toy-conventions behavior of bargaining. Like a few other vendors, he had an “economic recession” discount bin.
This text was part of a feature I wrote for ToyCyte in December 2008: www.toycyte.com/vinyl-toy-network-winter-2008-the-toycyte...
This couples of dunnys are 100% hand painted using spray paint, acrylics, and matte varnish.
Based on characters from the cartoon "Adventure time" Finn and Fionna.
Metlex One is back, and this time he is blue.
Blue Edition is here to complete the RGB (Red Green & Blue) Trilogy which begun back in 2007 with the original red version.
Metlex One Blue comes with handmade packaging, a 25mm badge and two vinyl stickers.
Limited to 10 and individually hand numbered on the box, they will be available to order on the shop Friday the 17th of January at 9pm UK GMT for £16 / $26 (+ p&p) each.
Metlex One stands at just under 7cm / 3″ tall and cast in polyurethane resin.
Website:
Shop: