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Digital print on archival coated canvas by Wong Hoy Cheong (Malaysia) exhibit at the Singapore Museum.
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Exploration of the idea of self portrait through the lens of "present" awareness. For the lack of a better or less trite sounding explanation, it is based on the idea of not simply engaging in an act and becoming the act itself (sorry if this ruins it for you!).
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On today's episode of "random figures that I bought", I present to you the S.H. Figuarts Avengers: Endgame Thor figure, depicting Thor in his final battle look.
While I had seen this figure being solicited a while back (it finally released a few months ago) being one of those Exclusive figures, pricing for this piece was all over the place, and even worse here in my part of the world. So, I basically skipped it and thought nothing of it.
Then a random Facebook classified popped up with someone trying to get rid of theirs. Based on my math, I got this guy for probably the same as the Japanese preorder price shipped here (I swear I read 6,700 yen somewhere).
Thor features only the one head/face, has Storm Breaker and Mjolnir, and eight additional hands for posing/gripping and so on.
Clearly Tamashii Nations understood the proportions of the greatest Thor ever. While I can't say for certain he's 100 percent to spec, at least this isn't a thin body they just added random bulk to. The entire trunk of this body actually looks like it belongs to a fat guy - I've not seen that many (if any) fat guy Figuarts, so all this glorious visage might have been created for Thor and Thor alone.
I imagine the cost for including both Mjolnir and Storm Breaker resulted in only one face being included in the set (well that and a non desire to move up to a high price point), but at least it's a really good one. Speaking of the two, Mjolnir seems about the right size, but Storm Breaker seems tiny to me, or at least the length of the handle.
The hair has decent detailing, and has been made gold just like with Infinity War Widow.
It's a shame that Thor didn't come with lightning eyes or lightning effects parts, nor was there a deluxe set that I'm aware of.
Also, for the first time that I've personally experienced, a Figuarts has a soft cloth cape (or soft good), which after seeing the nightmare that is the Dr. Strange cap, is a welcome change. It looks great, is double layer, but sadly is lacking the posing wire.
From a posing perspective, the major points of articulation you expect (ankles, double jointed knees, hips with pull down, waist, mid torso, shoulders with compress, single jointed elbows, wrists, neck, head). Due to the bulk of the torso, Thor isn't as graceful looking when posed but, that's expected. I do wish Tamashii Nations had made the back of the head with more flexible material or something so Thor could look upward, useful for flying and some crouching situations.
Paint work is very good. The more obvious stuff, such as the face and hair, are very self evident. There's actually quite a bit of paint work on the body itself, which is not as obvious. I like the slightly glossier finish for the body itself, which reflects the presence of body armour, and there's the chain mail on his arms which are a grey/silver as opposed to the black of the body. Masking is sharp, though if I'm being thorough some paint apps are missing, such as the buckles on the wrist straps.
Build quality wise, its sufficient to put that everything is up to par with regards to finishes, joints, tolerances and so on. They've all been solid for a while now, and this figure doesn't break that streak, especially the Avengers ones.
Unsurprisingly, a very solid action figure overall. I love the cloth cape, faults and all, but would have really liked a few more parts with the set.
Bro Thor was an interesting, and controversial, take on a popular character (like Professor Hulk) but personally I loved both of them, and it's nice to add Thor to the horde. It's a shame that Professor Hulk didn't end up looking that great (nor does he come with much) but never say never, right?
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At www.LogoSportswear.com it is fun and easy to design shirts using LogoSportswear's Online Designers. Find the item you want and just click the "Personalize Now" link to launch our online shirt designer.
You can upload your custom logo, or start from scratch by choosing clipart, text, fonts and color choices. Our online t-shirt designer software will dynamically create a visual representation of your design to review and proof.
On today's episode of "random figures that I bought", I present to you the S.H. Figuarts Avengers: Endgame Thor figure, depicting Thor in his final battle look.
While I had seen this figure being solicited a while back (it finally released a few months ago) being one of those Exclusive figures, pricing for this piece was all over the place, and even worse here in my part of the world. So, I basically skipped it and thought nothing of it.
Then a random Facebook classified popped up with someone trying to get rid of theirs. Based on my math, I got this guy for probably the same as the Japanese preorder price shipped here (I swear I read 6,700 yen somewhere).
Thor features only the one head/face, has Storm Breaker and Mjolnir, and eight additional hands for posing/gripping and so on.
Clearly Tamashii Nations understood the proportions of the greatest Thor ever. While I can't say for certain he's 100 percent to spec, at least this isn't a thin body they just added random bulk to. The entire trunk of this body actually looks like it belongs to a fat guy - I've not seen that many (if any) fat guy Figuarts, so all this glorious visage might have been created for Thor and Thor alone.
I imagine the cost for including both Mjolnir and Storm Breaker resulted in only one face being included in the set (well that and a non desire to move up to a high price point), but at least it's a really good one. Speaking of the two, Mjolnir seems about the right size, but Storm Breaker seems tiny to me, or at least the length of the handle.
The hair has decent detailing, and has been made gold just like with Infinity War Widow.
It's a shame that Thor didn't come with lightning eyes or lightning effects parts, nor was there a deluxe set that I'm aware of.
Also, for the first time that I've personally experienced, a Figuarts has a soft cloth cape (or soft good), which after seeing the nightmare that is the Dr. Strange cap, is a welcome change. It looks great, is double layer, but sadly is lacking the posing wire.
From a posing perspective, the major points of articulation you expect (ankles, double jointed knees, hips with pull down, waist, mid torso, shoulders with compress, single jointed elbows, wrists, neck, head). Due to the bulk of the torso, Thor isn't as graceful looking when posed but, that's expected. I do wish Tamashii Nations had made the back of the head with more flexible material or something so Thor could look upward, useful for flying and some crouching situations.
Paint work is very good. The more obvious stuff, such as the face and hair, are very self evident. There's actually quite a bit of paint work on the body itself, which is not as obvious. I like the slightly glossier finish for the body itself, which reflects the presence of body armour, and there's the chain mail on his arms which are a grey/silver as opposed to the black of the body. Masking is sharp, though if I'm being thorough some paint apps are missing, such as the buckles on the wrist straps.
Build quality wise, its sufficient to put that everything is up to par with regards to finishes, joints, tolerances and so on. They've all been solid for a while now, and this figure doesn't break that streak, especially the Avengers ones.
Unsurprisingly, a very solid action figure overall. I love the cloth cape, faults and all, but would have really liked a few more parts with the set.
Bro Thor was an interesting, and controversial, take on a popular character (like Professor Hulk) but personally I loved both of them, and it's nice to add Thor to the horde. It's a shame that Professor Hulk didn't end up looking that great (nor does he come with much) but never say never, right?
On today's episode of "random figures that I bought", I present to you the S.H. Figuarts Avengers: Endgame Thor figure, depicting Thor in his final battle look.
While I had seen this figure being solicited a while back (it finally released a few months ago) being one of those Exclusive figures, pricing for this piece was all over the place, and even worse here in my part of the world. So, I basically skipped it and thought nothing of it.
Then a random Facebook classified popped up with someone trying to get rid of theirs. Based on my math, I got this guy for probably the same as the Japanese preorder price shipped here (I swear I read 6,700 yen somewhere).
Thor features only the one head/face, has Storm Breaker and Mjolnir, and eight additional hands for posing/gripping and so on.
Clearly Tamashii Nations understood the proportions of the greatest Thor ever. While I can't say for certain he's 100 percent to spec, at least this isn't a thin body they just added random bulk to. The entire trunk of this body actually looks like it belongs to a fat guy - I've not seen that many (if any) fat guy Figuarts, so all this glorious visage might have been created for Thor and Thor alone.
I imagine the cost for including both Mjolnir and Storm Breaker resulted in only one face being included in the set (well that and a non desire to move up to a high price point), but at least it's a really good one. Speaking of the two, Mjolnir seems about the right size, but Storm Breaker seems tiny to me, or at least the length of the handle.
The hair has decent detailing, and has been made gold just like with Infinity War Widow.
It's a shame that Thor didn't come with lightning eyes or lightning effects parts, nor was there a deluxe set that I'm aware of.
Also, for the first time that I've personally experienced, a Figuarts has a soft cloth cape (or soft good), which after seeing the nightmare that is the Dr. Strange cap, is a welcome change. It looks great, is double layer, but sadly is lacking the posing wire.
From a posing perspective, the major points of articulation you expect (ankles, double jointed knees, hips with pull down, waist, mid torso, shoulders with compress, single jointed elbows, wrists, neck, head). Due to the bulk of the torso, Thor isn't as graceful looking when posed but, that's expected. I do wish Tamashii Nations had made the back of the head with more flexible material or something so Thor could look upward, useful for flying and some crouching situations.
Paint work is very good. The more obvious stuff, such as the face and hair, are very self evident. There's actually quite a bit of paint work on the body itself, which is not as obvious. I like the slightly glossier finish for the body itself, which reflects the presence of body armour, and there's the chain mail on his arms which are a grey/silver as opposed to the black of the body. Masking is sharp, though if I'm being thorough some paint apps are missing, such as the buckles on the wrist straps.
Build quality wise, its sufficient to put that everything is up to par with regards to finishes, joints, tolerances and so on. They've all been solid for a while now, and this figure doesn't break that streak, especially the Avengers ones.
Unsurprisingly, a very solid action figure overall. I love the cloth cape, faults and all, but would have really liked a few more parts with the set.
Bro Thor was an interesting, and controversial, take on a popular character (like Professor Hulk) but personally I loved both of them, and it's nice to add Thor to the horde. It's a shame that Professor Hulk didn't end up looking that great (nor does he come with much) but never say never, right?
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So excited with this new launch, KotomiCreations digital print products shop at Contrado , London based leading on-demand digital print company.
KotomiCreations' digital art has been newly approved for one of their collaborating designers/artists.
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“A Wooden Frame”, 2008-09
《木框》
Wood from a tree, digital print
原木、數碼打印
66 x 92cm
In the day of the anniversary of my grandmother’s death in 2007, I brought along with a can of red paint as makeup for putting on her.
Have you heard about a story of roots of trees? They are deep enough to enter other worlds. I broke one of the branches of the tree which was the nearest one beside my grandmother’s grave and thereby applied it to make a frame for the photos taken by my father’s mobile phone.
The wood of the frame and the wood of the roots are from the same fountainhead. Are the roots deep enough to get in touch with the place that my grandmother always gets in rest?
前年的祖母死忌，帶了罐紅油，替她添點新氣息。
曾聽說樹的根可以很深，我在最接近她的墓的一棵樹折了根樹枝，將它做成木框，好把父親當天用手提電話照的相片保存下來。
與這木框同源的深根，能延展觸碰到祖母的靈寢嗎？
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En inspirerende messestand for Fredericia Furniture, udarbejdet i samarbejde med Stærk Reklamebureau.
Billederne er digitalprintet og monteret på et udstillingssystem.
Martin Edwards is a digital artist based in London. He explores the properties of form, colour and scale, focusing on the boundaries between lens-based media and other art forms. Martin creates his images using a combination of high resolution photography, digital imaging software and intricate colour printing by hand.
Martin studied at Oxford University and at the European University Institute in Florence. He has also studied art history, theory and photography in courses at the Tate Modern and Tate Britain, and at the University of the Arts in London.
The series of 4 works shown here are from a larger series called “Smoke” which explores the patterns created by smoke and the images they create in the viewer’s mind.
Martin created the images using close-up photography of the patterns created by the smoke of a burning intense stick, before colouring and digitally manipulating the photographic images on computer. The final step in the process was careful grading and printing of the images using specialist giclée printing techniques on an inkjet photographic printer.
Available at the Ark:
12.Smoke II, Giclée print (Framed), 42 x 30cms
13.Smoke III, Giclée print (Framed), 42 x 30cms
14.Smoke IV, Giclée print (Framed), 42 x 30cms
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or email martin@formcolourandscale.com
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Designed by Swoon, the Studio, the Neiman Marcus Spring 2012 Lookbook features a foil stamped cover on 24pt Calypso Hot Pink, wire-o bound with fold-out pages.
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On today's episode of "random figures that I bought", I present to you the S.H. Figuarts Avengers: Endgame Thor figure, depicting Thor in his final battle look.
While I had seen this figure being solicited a while back (it finally released a few months ago) being one of those Exclusive figures, pricing for this piece was all over the place, and even worse here in my part of the world. So, I basically skipped it and thought nothing of it.
Then a random Facebook classified popped up with someone trying to get rid of theirs. Based on my math, I got this guy for probably the same as the Japanese preorder price shipped here (I swear I read 6,700 yen somewhere).
Thor features only the one head/face, has Storm Breaker and Mjolnir, and eight additional hands for posing/gripping and so on.
Clearly Tamashii Nations understood the proportions of the greatest Thor ever. While I can't say for certain he's 100 percent to spec, at least this isn't a thin body they just added random bulk to. The entire trunk of this body actually looks like it belongs to a fat guy - I've not seen that many (if any) fat guy Figuarts, so all this glorious visage might have been created for Thor and Thor alone.
I imagine the cost for including both Mjolnir and Storm Breaker resulted in only one face being included in the set (well that and a non desire to move up to a high price point), but at least it's a really good one. Speaking of the two, Mjolnir seems about the right size, but Storm Breaker seems tiny to me, or at least the length of the handle.
The hair has decent detailing, and has been made gold just like with Infinity War Widow.
It's a shame that Thor didn't come with lightning eyes or lightning effects parts, nor was there a deluxe set that I'm aware of.
Also, for the first time that I've personally experienced, a Figuarts has a soft cloth cape (or soft good), which after seeing the nightmare that is the Dr. Strange cap, is a welcome change. It looks great, is double layer, but sadly is lacking the posing wire.
From a posing perspective, the major points of articulation you expect (ankles, double jointed knees, hips with pull down, waist, mid torso, shoulders with compress, single jointed elbows, wrists, neck, head). Due to the bulk of the torso, Thor isn't as graceful looking when posed but, that's expected. I do wish Tamashii Nations had made the back of the head with more flexible material or something so Thor could look upward, useful for flying and some crouching situations.
Paint work is very good. The more obvious stuff, such as the face and hair, are very self evident. There's actually quite a bit of paint work on the body itself, which is not as obvious. I like the slightly glossier finish for the body itself, which reflects the presence of body armour, and there's the chain mail on his arms which are a grey/silver as opposed to the black of the body. Masking is sharp, though if I'm being thorough some paint apps are missing, such as the buckles on the wrist straps.
Build quality wise, its sufficient to put that everything is up to par with regards to finishes, joints, tolerances and so on. They've all been solid for a while now, and this figure doesn't break that streak, especially the Avengers ones.
Unsurprisingly, a very solid action figure overall. I love the cloth cape, faults and all, but would have really liked a few more parts with the set.
Bro Thor was an interesting, and controversial, take on a popular character (like Professor Hulk) but personally I loved both of them, and it's nice to add Thor to the horde. It's a shame that Professor Hulk didn't end up looking that great (nor does he come with much) but never say never, right?