Sunday, March 09, 2008

Dave Devries Monster Engine


Most kids have amazing imaginations, especially when conceptualising monsters, but they usually find it hard to realise their visions. Until now. Dave Devries takes drawings made by children of monsters and then re-creates them using his own skills whilst trying to stay true to the original idea. A great way for kids to see their monsters scarier than life!





See more crazy renditions HERE.
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All artwork © MWH Press LLC. All Rights Reserved.

Kenny Wongs Copperhead18 Figure


Kenny Wong has just given us some teaser shots of his new figure, Dr. Cube. This amazingly detailed 1:6 figure comes with beautifully rendered diving helmet and of course, a range of accessories that beggars belief. Usually, I'm not too into 12 inch figure but Kenny of Brothersworker is one of the few that make me really go wow....(I just dont get how he can afford to create these hyper-detailed accessories like the blowtorch, hammer and wiring for it!)





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Saturday, March 08, 2008

New York Subway Art Book



While it is not the same as having the actual hard copy, the classic book Subway Art by Henry Chalfant and Martha Cooper is now online! Just click on the white arrow above to read the entire book....

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Some interesting Body Control Videos


The Perfect Drug Gold Star (Nine Inch Nails)- Expert Drums Level - Game: Rock Band


The best RC Helicopter "pilot" you are ever gonna watch. This guy has serious control!


Beardyman poses as a lecturer before bursting into beatbox. Very funny!

Friday, March 07, 2008

Adam Haynes


Adam Haynes has been illustrating for Nike 6.0 (their extreme sports label) for a couple years now and I think he rocks. His illustrations are so rich in detail, yet aren't necessarily made up of clean, straight lines. I first saw his work in a copy of Ride BMX magazine and loved his "rider's perspective", standing on the top of a massive drop off, waiting to just jump or roll into that huge transfer etc. This dude has a really bright future in the illustration game.






Thanks to UKAdapta for the heads up.
Check more of Adam's work HERE.

PHESP Review: Toys


My toys of 2007-08
It's no secret that ESPV loves toys.. Selph's post a couple months ago of all his best toys for 2007 inspiered me to do the same. So here are all my toys for 2007-08.. there is a mixed bunch chracters and don't ask me for all their names cuz I can't really remmember. If you see a toy you like but not sure what the name is let us know and we can forward you some details.. if you have a sweet ass toy you got recently and would like to share then email us anytime and let us know.

Stay tunded for more toy reviews coming soon, plus Melbourne Art Part 3.. enjoy!







































































































































































































































Wednesday, March 05, 2008

3 Beautiful Animation and Motion Videos


Jasper Morello Animated Movie with music by Mars Volta.


1st Ave Machine transcends the boundary between imagination and reality in the new CG/live action music video for the track "Ted" by Chris Clark of Warp Records.


The Pearce Sisters by Luis Cook. Two lonely sisters who live by the sea throw peculiar tea parties. Best animated short at 07 Bafta's.

Chris Conte Sculpture


Chris Conte has finally started showing his pieces publicly last year, but I reckon he should have started alot earlier. Super clean mechanics with a sprinkle of antique makes his sculptures stand out to me.







See more HERE.

Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Slamball


Dkoda originally told me about this sport a couple months ago and I have finally found a good 10min. highlights/explainer video of this mad sport. It's a mix of basketball, american football and ice hockey played on trampolines.....
Obviously, some of the best dunks/slams you will ever see!

Fredy Wenzel


Fredy Wenzel is a German 3D cover artist with some serious talent. He definitely has the eye for layers and textures and the images he creates are truly hyper-realistic.







See more of his incredible work HERE.

Monday, March 03, 2008

Tim Tsui Toy Show at Bodhi Gallery


Great custom show by one of the original simian toy makers, Hong Kong's Tim Tsui. He shared a show at the Bodhi Gallery on Brick Lane with talented young artist Alice Chan. Da Minci is one of my fave interpretations of the popular monkey designs and to see him making Da Minci into customised as superhero icons is amazing. The prototype (all-white image) looks pretty darn tasty too....






More great pics from Doc18's Flickr
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