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This week's Monster is a simple creature---simple in the way it came out. Sometimes they just appear almost fully formed and need nothing more from me than a beak, a belly, and some tail feathers. But I'm sure that 115 has a rich inner life and a busy schedule. I'm counting on you to help me illuminate both. I can't wait to hear what you have to tell me...
Jamungo x Motorbot 9" MummyBudIf you are interested in the 9" Motorbot x Jamungo Mummy Bud please reply to this thread and add your name to the list below. (20 pcs availabe - price $150)This is super cool that companies started doing this with customizers...off the top of my head I can think of Dodgrr working with Huck Gee on the Bootleg series, and now this...how cool, and very well deserved...congrats on this partnership Motor!
Here's the way this will work. On halloween day we will randomly draw 20 names from the list and those people will be contacted through a PM to sort out contact and payment information. If the list does not reach 20 people the remainder of the Pieces will be available on Jamungo.com for 166.00.
The pieces are in route to Jamungo from the motorbot laboratory. As soon as they arrive we will post pics.
Tune in for Mezco's Cinema of Fear Jason, Skeletrino from tokidoki, Steam Crow Art, blindboxes, tons of events, and hate! Whip up a delicious 10 second dip in your Magic Bullet, break open the chips, and join us for a Toy Break!
* The Magic Bullet is actualy pretty cool, great for dips and drinks. No recipe, however, takes only 10 seconds. Turns out that advertisement was a lie. We feel so deceived. Deceived and full of homemade fat-free hummus, berry smoothies, and chocolate mousse.
Ever wondered what Tom would have done to Jerry if he ever actually caught him? Well, UK artist James Cauty is currently hosting an exhibition till the 8th of November at The Aquarium Gallery in London that shows you just that. Dubbed the Damien Hirst inspired title ‘Splatter: the plausible impossibility of death in the minds of cartoon charcters” James Cauty has taken the comedic violence from these Warner Brother cartoons to the next level, in a visual depiction of the gruelsome acts that these characters will perform on their cartoon enemies. I’ve long been a fan of Tom & Jerry, and to see Jerry actually get caught and physically harmed (both 3-dimensionally and in cartoon) is certainly refreshing to say the least. (Considering the amount of close encounters and the indestructable nature of this little cartoon rat) Take a look at the images below courtesy of mashKultureThis is sooooo rad, and I really dig the idea that cartoons, although most of the time are cute, in real life if Tom did get a hold of Jerry...this kind of stuff would actually happen! There is no way I could ever see this show in person, because it is over the pond, but if it ever travels...count me in!
