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Showing posts with label Pop Culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pop Culture. Show all posts

26.11.12

Pop Culture V Streetwear Culture

I don't know what an American footballer has to do with Megatron (Transformers) but with this clothing line, who cares!


A new line of Echo Star Wars!

24.10.12

Toy Sculptor

Scott Hensey, owner of Anaglyph Sculptures (www.toysculpt.com), has been sculpting action figures, toys and statues for over 30 years. In fact, chances are you have one of his toys in your home (or up in your parents attic). Scott has worked on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles line, Happy Meal toys for McDonalds, Pixar, Star Wars, Disney and much much more. Here is a peek into Hensey's techniques, inspiration and amazing office of his toy creations.

27.9.12

PAX in Oz

For those who don't know, PAX is a convention run for and by gamers, lovers of gaming/geek/pop culture,  but more specifically, by the boys at one of my favourite webcomics Penny Arcade and PAX is coming to Oz!

25.9.12

16.9.12

As You Wish Helmet Project


The full collection of designs form the As You Wish Helmet Project, a re imagining of Clone Trooper helmets by select artists, members of the 501st and the Dented Helmet which raised $135,000 for the Make A Wish Foundation.

18.5.12

Video Game High School (VGHS) : Ep. 1


I'm a late comer to the stylings of Freddie W(ong), video game/pop culture Youtube filmmaker, but this is hot off his press; Epidode 1 of a new series called Video Game High School.

16.4.12

Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Exhibition



My wife and I are long time fans of the seminal Twin Peaks (Okay, maybe not all those scenes of James pensively riding his motorcycle around the hills) so I was naturally interested in the Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me group art exhibition at the Copro Gallery, Santa Monica.

11.4.12

375 Nintendo NES Paintings



Perth artist Campbell Whyte planned to draw a NES game every day until he finishted the entire catalogue. He got up to 375 before he was offered a 'sweet' deal to move on to bigger and better things but I thing you'll agree (video game fan or not) it's an impressive and gorgeous little collection.

1.4.12

9.1.12

Superheroic Foetuses: Alexandre Nicolas

Superheroic Foetuses by  Alexandre Nicolas

Freddie W 2011 In Review


I'm a late comer to the work of FreddieW and work hard he does… This is his ‘year in review’ but it should giive you a good indication of what he does. He's attracted a star studded cast to his plethora of amazing productions of crazy video game popc ulture madness. Enjoy...