Adrienne Smith's "Misfit Mel." This particular piece is a fully painted commission and not for sale. She is working on many different colorways w/ different levels of paint applications, different plastic colorways, & even different items in her hand! Keep checking back for updates, pricing, & drop information.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011
C2E2 Zombie Chuck "TOXIC" exclusive/collaboration
So when I was in KC/MO a couple of weekends ago, I burnt the all night till 5am oil w/ my friend Brian Fyffe (creator of "Zombie Chuck"). He helped me rotocast some of my son MJ's Kaiju Krazies "Mammothmen" & I cast up some mad scientist neon day glow gitd nuclear green "Zombie Chuck" figures 4 his C2E2 exclusive. We had a blast & I can't wait until we can do it again!
B sure 2 check out the Zombie Chuck site & buy his super affordable Zombie Chuck! These r just like the old Marx Weird-oh's, & Nutty Mads! They are a must have!
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
C2E2 2011
2011 C2E2 Bio
Comic Guest
For years MJ & Kobe would ask, “Dad, when can we make toys with you?” So in 2009 MJ and Kobe (10 & 8 years old at the time) took their character sketches and sculpted them. Of course the molding and casting are their father’s contributions to the collaborations.
THEGODBEAST/TGB CUSTOMS Prototyping & Collaborations:
- Steve Forde/Go-Hero Spaceberg & Mini Zing
- Ion Tallman Lotus Dolls
- Ryan Schifrin Abominable (the movie)
- Matt Doughty/Onell Design Glyos
- Simeon Lipman/Freeman’s Art Hustle/Topps Star Wars Galaxy 6
- Jesse DeStasio SoundDave
- Ben Spencer Galaxxor
- Jason Frailey ClawShine
1995-2002 NKCSD Visual Art Educator
2002-Present TGB CUSTOMS
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
ClawShine 2.0 figures available now!
I know it took me a while 2 post these photos & many collectors already ordered...but, there are still some left. The gold ClawShines where hand painted by Jason Frailey & I 2 weekends ago when I was in KC/MO. Each hand painted figure comes bagged w/ a hand signed header card by both Jason & I. These are $35 ea. + shipping. The flesh also gitd blazing orange (nearly red) and there are also a few Thermo ClawShines left as well (see Thermo ClawShine post below). All unpainted ClawShines are still only $30 ea. + shipping! BTW, the metallic green are a true scarab beetle metallic green & my photos do not do them justice...as they sparkle a brilliant metallic green as do the few gun metal silver Clawshines. There are a couple of other gitd mixes left as well.
All orders can be made via email @: thegodbeast@mchsi.com
Thanx!
TGB
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Thermo ColorChange ClawShines & Kabuto Mushi!
Again thanx 2 my friend Wolf Voigt of SolarColorDust.com, here are 3 new thermo colorway test shots.(brown, green, & vermilion)
I have these same 3 colorways available in ClawShine as well, but, only 3 of each colorway.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Thermo & Solar additives 4 your urethane from SolarColorDust.com
So a while back I was contacted by a super kewl guy Wolf Voigt. He is a distributor of some INCREDIBLE products that will kick your urethane art up 2 it's highest level of gimmicks! I personally LOVE the Thermo additives that can make your sculpt/toy/figure go from a bright solid color 2 literally semi-translucent & colorless! I have used his red, blue, & black thermo additives and I will soon be testing out his green, magenta, & orange thermos.
Black thermo is particularly kewl because u can add any color dye along w/ the thermo black additive & when it is exposed 2 heat it will shift from black 2 the color u added!!! The photos are examples of my work shifting colors w/ his products!
I highly suggest that anyone molding & casting in the custom toy industry should try his products & see 4 themselves how INCREDIBLE this stuff is! Contact Wolf @ solarcolordust@gmail.com & place your order now!
TGB
Wolf's product statement:
SolarColorDust.com provides unique color changing technologies to the general public and caters specifically to toy customizers and craft hobbyists. Ever wanted your custom to glow in the dark the brightest it can? How about change colors in the sun? Or even change colors in water? Visit www.SolarColorDust.com to find out how to make your customs stand out!
Wolf Voigt
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
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