Archive for 2010
Gary Ham‘s snowman Android available now Sold Out at the shop!
We’re processing orders through the weekend and will put remaining stock up next week! Thanks everyone!
Gary has gifted us with this fantastic winter theme Android snowman wallpaper! Click the image above to start cropping your own custom desktop image!
The deliciously horrible Never Look Back saga continues with the third installment featuring some fiendishly fresh fugu!
A few copies of the signed prints are now available in the shop!
It’s December 1st, which means it’s time to start the Happy Year-End Generic Non-Denominational Holidays celebrations and/or reflections! Oh, it also means we can show you this awesome Android mini collectible Snowman that our friend Gary Ham designed for us.
Updated release and sales information will be available in a few days on the Dyzplastic production blog.
*at least if you’re in a good chunk of the Northern Hemisphere
Or How I Stopped Living and Learned to Love the End
A show about giving up, giving in and letting go.
Hosted at the brand new Rotofugi space in Chicago (super-illustrator mcbess will be opening in the adjacent gallery space on the same night!). New paintings, drawings, sculptures and toys will be on display and I will be there to kiss hands and shake babies!
Opening reception is on March 25th, 2011
Show runs until April 17th.
Rotofugi
2780 N Lincoln Ave
Chicago, IL 60614
773-868-3308
rotofugi@rotofugi.com
Contact the gallery for sales information.
Culture retailer cardboardspaceship has teamed up with Feed Employ Educate South Africa (FEESA) for a charity art auction! You’ll be able to bid on art from a bunch of great artists, including an older piece of mine entitled “It’s Almost Over“. It’s a good chance to pick up some original art and prints at a good price for a good cause.
Vinyl Pulse and Myplasticheart have part 1 and part 2 of a short interview, introduction and giveaway of the new A-Type figure.
It took a few years (we got a bit sidetracked!) but it will finally be released soon. I hope A-Type will provide a fresh take as a production piece and especially as a do-it-yourself platform with its shape and display flexibility.
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