First, I grew up watching the animated 1980s Dungeons & Dragons Animated series on Saturday Mornings and it quickly became one of my favorite animated shows of all time. With Hasbro making plastic figures but trying to save plastic on packaging, they’ve resorted to box art without showing the figures in a clear, plastic window. Studying the box art, I customized it by cutting out the art of the figures, secured each figure to the cardboard inserts with wiring, then glued in a plastic window so I can see the figure in the great box art design. Since Hasbro wasn’t interested for this great line, although they’re still offering plastic clamshells for the Retro Star Wars line thankfully. A fun project, nothing fancy here, but it’s how I like my collectibles. See the figure behind plastic with the great artwork at the same time.
Being a cartoonist and artist, I’m a sealed carded figure collector of a variety of carded sculpture figures since I started collecting the 1995 line of Star Wars figures in 1996 or so, and slowly built my collection since. These figures which I consider sculptures of art, while kept in storage most times, are inspirations to me as an artist, but also remind me of some of my favorite animated shows and films growing up. Thanks for watching. Please comment, like, subscribe and share. Thank you.
Surreal Character Design of Floating Face for Future Feature Length Surreal Horror Film Project for 2024. This is an early character design for a new script that I wrote, focused on a horror story with surreal visuals. This won’t be an action-horror film, but a story based horror feature length film. More news later as the project develops in 2023, with a planned 2024 release date possible. Thanks for watching. Please comment, like, share, subscribe and hit the bell icon for updates. Thank you.
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