Let's see your customs.. Ilanena Dai Kaiju Card Monsters Custom Toy Show by toybot studios, on Flickr Robot Yamazakura Tuesday, February 01, 2011 ILANENA 10th Anniversary Dai Kaiju Card Monsters Custom Toy Show. Feb. 8th Alternative Cafe, Tokyo ILANENA is celebrating his 10th Anniversary next Tuesday, February 8th with a Dai Kaiju Card Monsters Custom Toy Show at the Alternative Cafe in Nakano, Tokyo. Curated by Datadub, some of your favorite artists will be participating. ILANENA 10th Anniversary Dai Kaiju Card Monsters Custom Toy Show To celebrate its 10 year anniversary, Tokyo-based Figure Label ILANENA is having a special Exhibition in Nakano at the alternative cafe!! Every release-to-date of ILANENA's iconic Dai Kaiju Card Monsters - encompassing a mind-boggling 73 unique sets - will be on display. Additionally there will be a Custom Show featuring Daiju Kaiju Card Monster sets by 23 select Western Artists. As an added bonus, a special collaboration between alternative comic virtuoso Jim Woodring and Ilanena will be unveiled. February 8th - 20th, 2011 alternative cafe, Nakano, Tokyo party February 11th 18:00～21:00 alternative cafe http://www.alternativecafe.jp/ Special support from Robot Robot and Presspop Gallery. http://www.robotrobot.com http://www.presspop.com/ Customs will be available for sale at the venue during the event and afterwards online through Fig-x.jp and Fig-lab.com. http://fig-x.jp http://fig-lab.com ------------------------------------------------- Participating Artists Aaron Blstr / Sqdblstr http://www.sqdblstr.com/ Brian Bunting / GalaxyPeople http://galaxypeople.wordpress.com/ Brian Flynn / SUPER7 http://super7store.com/ Cliff Kirschner / MONSTREHERO http://www.monstrehero.com/ Daniel Goffin http://www.danielgoffin.com/ Datadub / FIG-LAB http://fig-lab.com/ Dennis Hamann / Shirahama http://shirahamablog.blogspot.com/ FU Irene / Kaiju korner http://kaijukorner.blogspot.com/ Ilanena Hoshina / ILANENA http://www.ilanena.com/ Jesse Moore / Rawshark Studios http://callgrim.com/ Jim Woodring http://www.jimwoodring.com/ Kirkland Jue / Toybot studios http://toybotstudios.blogspot.com/ Koji Harmon / Cometdebris http://www.cometdebris.com/ L'amour Supreme http://www.flickr.com/photos/lamoursupreme_fixedfiend/ LASH / Mutant Vinyl Hardcore http://mutantvinylhardcore.blogspot.com/ Luke Rook / Lulubell Toys http://www.lulubelltoys.com/ Mark Nagata / MAX TOY http://www.maxtoyco.com/ Matt Doughty / Onell Design http://www.onelldesign.com/ Paul Kaiju Thttp://paulkaiju.com/ Ralph Niese / Bruno Orbit http://www.flickr.com/photos/bruno-five-oh Randy Borden / Kaiju Big Battel http://www.kaiju.com/ Ricky Wilson / VELOCITRON http://www.velocitron.org/ SUCKADELIC http://suckadelic.com/ Sean Blay / MONSTREHERO http://www.monstrehero.com here is Dai Kaiju Totem Ilanena Dai Kaiju Card Monsters Custom Toy Show by toybot studios, on Flickr Ilanena Dai Kaiju Card Monsters Custom Toy Show by toybot studios, on Flickr
Yeah, definitely dig the gems on the blowey-upey guy. Very good. I'm jealous... this looks like a killer show to have contributed to!
My contributions: Anatomy art based on sheet plastination (wikipedia) and another example which shows the transparency a bit better:
I saw a bunch of the customs today at WonderFestival, and I have to say they all looked very very nice indeed. Here are my contributions,
That sheet plastination idea is awesome! I worked one summer as a security guard at a medical school... they had a complete morgue stacked to the ceiling with cadavers. But one of the creepiest things was an entire human corpse cut into 1 inch thick slices and preserved in rectangles of plastic. I always wanted to stack them up and see what the guy looked like. Or put the head in his stomach area...hehe
