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| − | '''[[ | + | '''[[Coarse Toys]]'''<BR> |
| − | + | Work in the coarse world began in 2003, when German artists Mark Landwehr and Sven Waschk began developing their unique style of sculpting, which creates the illusion that they have chiseled and exposed their sculptures from three-dimensional rock. | |
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| + | While the underlying stories of the individual pieces vary and express themes of denial, betrayal and lies, the sculptures aim to make an impression on multiple levels. While often looking cute at first glance, a distinct silence, sadness and loneliness simultaneously convey an alternate effect. These subtle and almost shy undertones expose our souls’ vulnerability, which we so often try to conceal. | ||
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| + | Within the last 10 years the artists have evolved, gaining international recognition and collectors all over the world. The artists focus primarily on statues that range from small to life-size and are made from resin and/or fiberglass. They are finished as single pieces or in small limitation runs and are entirely crafted by the artists themselves. | ||
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| − | '''[[ | + | '''[[Konatsu]]'''<BR> |
| − | + | Konatsu Koizumi, who professionally identifies herself simply as Konatsu, is a Japanese painter and illustrator known for using the traditional sumi-e style. Through her art pieces, she evolved several monstrous animals, some of which she’s transformed into designer toy sculptures under her own Konatsuya brand, including her popular [[Negora]] creation. | |
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| − | '''[[ | + | '''[[MCA]]'''<BR> |
| − | + | Evil was born in 1991, when one of MCA’s favorite entertainers, Pee Wee Herman (Mr. Paul Reubens), was arrested in an adult movie theater. Agitated by the absurd way in which Reubens was demonized by the media, MCA manipulated his mug shot, added devil horns to his head, and sarcastically wrote the word “Evil” beneath it. He printed up T-shirts and stickers with this image and began distributing them in and around Boston: Since then, Evil Design has spread throughout the world. | |
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| − | '''[[ | + | '''[[The Bots]]'''<BR> |
| − | + | Born and raised in a town better known for its football legacy than the ignored arts program, Tony and Jenn's adventure into the popular art scene occurred thanks in part to a single character affectionately known as Bot. Due to the urging of friends, family, and mentors, from that moment on they have chased a dream that has led their creations to every corner of the world. What makes their art truly unique, as they have to come to realize, is not only the story it tells, but also the two leaders of the robot revolution--Jenn and Tony themselves. | |
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| − | '''[[ | + | '''[[Yoyo Yeung]]'''<BR> |
| − | + | Yoyo's work was inspired by a trip to the London Natural History Museum, which revealed to her the sheer volume and variety of species that roam our planet. She wants to celebrate these creatures, imagining them all with their own societies and characters, living in a way that is both familiar and different to us. | |
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| − | '''[[ | + | '''[[Quiccs]]'''<BR> |
| − | + | Quiccs, a Filipino illustrator, toy designer, and art director of Burnwater Art X Design, has his deeply rooted style in his love for japanese robot characters and shows. He has represented the Philippines in many international events, notably Thailand’s 2012 CE Planet Toy Contest and the 2012 held global event, Tiger Translate: Mongolia. His created realm of Bulletpunk has since been translated into his toys, illustrations, wall pieces, live art murals, t-shirts and other merchandise. | |
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| − | '''[[ | + | '''[[Sank Toys]]'''<BR> |
| − | + | Established in 2017 by artist Huiyang Guo, Sank Toys Limited is a high-end collectible brand, devoted to designing, developing and producing high quality collectibles . | |
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| − | '''[[ | + | '''[[Andrew Bell]]'''<BR> |
| − | + | Andrew Bell was born in England in the late 70's, but has spent most of his life in the USA. He currently resides in Brooklyn, NYC where he has lived and worked for the last 8 years for such notable companies as Marvel Comics and Nickelodeon. | |
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| + | He is largely known for his illustration project entitled 'the Creatures in my Head'. His wildly imaginative monsters have clawed their way out of his website onto t-shirts, prints, books and most recently toys produced by 'Dyzplastic', the toy division of his company 'Dead Zebra, Inc.' | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:09, 15 October 2020
Quiccs
Quiccs, a Filipino illustrator, toy designer, and art director of Burnwater Art X Design, has his deeply rooted style in his love for japanese robot characters and shows. He has represented the Philippines in many international events, notably Thailand’s 2012 CE Planet Toy Contest and the 2012 held global event, Tiger Translate: Mongolia. His created realm of Bulletpunk has since been translated into his toys, illustrations, wall pieces, live art murals, t-shirts and other merchandise.
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