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When
we last spotted the work of
iROC, we suspected big things were in store for the growing artist… he had been pushing his boundaries and starting to create a completely unique voice. Then we were delivered the above pictured "Undertoe" images, which bore an all-too-similar look to the previous custom 3-inch Dunny we were impressed with. Still impressive and immaculate looking, we had to wonder if iROC pushed himself just to find a new rut? Thankfully, the answer is no: "Undertoe," like the below pictured "Bigfoot," were commissioned pieces made to the desires of the private collector who would own them. I really love how iROC is sculpting on the Dunny platform so skillfully and then adding these well-thought out diorama bases to the piece, really elaborating on their individual back stories. If you'd like to commission your own iROC custom creation, you can contact the artist
HERE.
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