MINISTRY OF KONGZ

MINISTRY OF KONGZ
The Monster Toys from Bangkok. Inspired by Thai Mythical Creatures and Japanese Kaiju Monsters.

Yakonimonz



Kruzzilla

 

how many threads are you going to create with the exact same purpose?

 

Your avatar is so so perfect for your posts

 

it's an uncanny self portrait. why do you think all the grumps on the board use gary as the go-to avatar?

 

Re Ultra999 : Sorry man This one only, I just delete the other one thread.
Re Russblue11 : Thanks

Thanks all

 

Custom painted “Kruzzilla”

Custom painted “Kruzzilla” by Rukkit Kuanhawate



HP Versions

 

I don't really like monkeys but those hp mok have a great color scheme.

 

For the love of god please make it stop!

 

^^
"You bastards! You vicious, heartless bastards! Look what you've done to him!"

 

Thanks Guys

 

Custom painted Kruzzilla

Custom painted by T.J. Parks

 

Ohhhh any gid?

 

Many Thanks Man!

 

All GID were gone I usually used acrylic , I think T.J used Vcolor

 

this is getting out of hand.

 

Yakonimonz Sketch Card WIP by Ramsey Sibaja, a talent artist from Atlanta

 

The place where Yakonimonz standing

 

Haha Thanks man I think I adored him too much

 

Yakonimonz Clay Prototype 9"

STORY

YAKONIMONZ is New 9" Clay Prototyped by Tanin Tumth of #MOK . Inspired by Thai Mythical Giant "YAK" and Japanese Folklore Giant "ONI" To protection of The "HEAVEN+HELL'S DOOR"

The 1st inspiration was from YAK or Yakshas, are an important element in Thai temple art and architecture. They are common as guardians of the gates in Buddhist temples throughout the country since at least the 14th century. Ceramic sculptures of guardian Yakshas were produced inThailand, during the Sukhothai and Ayutthaya periods, between the 14th and 16th centuries, at several kiln complexes located innorthern Thailand.
They are mostly depicted with a characteristic face, having big round bulging eyes and protruding fangs, as well as a green complexion. Yakshas and their female counterparts are common in the Buddhist literature of Thailand. As ogres, giants and ogresses yakshas are popular as well in Thai folklore.

The 2nd inspiration is Oni are a kind of yokai from Japanese folklore, variously translated as demons, devils, ogres or trolls. They are popular characters in Japanese art, literature and theatre. Depictions of oni vary widely but usually portray them as hideous, gigantic ogre-like creatures with sharp claws, wild hair, and two long hornsgrowing from their heads. They are humanoid for the most part, but occasionally, they are shown with unnatural features such as odd numbers of eyes or extra fingers and toes. Their skin may be any number of colors, but red and blue are particularly common.

These are the history of the YAKONIMONZ, to bring the past to future, regards to the ancients cultures. Mixing and melting to recreate the new-old artistic for vinyl figure toy.


Yakonimonz Wax and Yakonimonz clay with Silver Spray.

 

VvveerryyCccooll ‪#‎Kruzzilla‬ painted by Mike Morfoot, a talent ‪#‎artist‬ from Canada

 

Is this "artist" done with the paint app? If he is then i can say he's got MAD SKILLZ