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[Originalplan®]

Are you going to tell us how you did it?

I made an obstacle map for it.
( see the 50sec reder i did for you )

Fookin 'ell! Didn't even know GPU supported that stuff. The teacher becomes the student!

Thank's Oscar. Well just playing around to achieve something cool & different for this project.

[Originalplan®]

Hand-painted Acrylic Be@rbrick

[Originalplan®]

Bad Plastic Mold Be@rbrick

[fused]

Terrible mold, nice render.

[Originalplan®]

Thank you Mr.fused

[zeitmeister]

Very cool!


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[Originalplan®]

Thanks Zeit!

[aleksandera]

Wei Song?

[Originalplan®]

Wei Song?

[aleksandera]

I found this artist on Facebook. He is painting a similar beer over and over again:
https://www.facebook.com/koszinter/phot ... =3&theater

[Originalplan®]

I found this artist on Facebook. He is painting a similar beer over and over again:
https://www.facebook.com/koszinter/phot ... =3&theater

I see...Well unfortunately i'm as caucasian as gets. With strong ties to Asia nevertheless.
( And have a much sexier beard than Wei )

Yeah i see that he is painting bricks...but he is kinda doing it his own concept.
( I'm not a fan of that painting style to be honest, they are not well painted... )

About the Be@rbricks they are more a subcultural thing..at least they where more when i was living in Tokyo.
Many Graffiti writers including my self did designs and doing designs for Be@rbricks. And many already famous artists & designers..like: LOUIS VUITTON, Chanel, KAWS, etc... It's an ongoing thing that spread across a multicultural palette. In fact the first Be@rbricks where designed for a Chanel show or store concept in Tokyo.

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SMALL HISTORY:
Many contemporary artists and designers from Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America have designed figures. Designing a Bearbrick figure means creating a design scheme, or deco, for the standard mold. Contributors range from visual artists such as H. R. Giger to illustrators such as Pushead, graffiti artists such as Stash, and fashion designers including Karl Lagerfeld, Vivienne Westwood and Ivana Helsinki . As a result of their limited production, and the participation of artists, Bearbricks are generally considered designer toys.

MediCom also produces Bearbricks outside the regular release schedule of the basic figures. For example, a Kill Bill Bearbrick was created in 2003 as a promotional piece for customers who purchased pre-sale tickets to see the film Kill Bill Volume 2 in Japan. Another Kill Bill Bearbrick, called Murder Bride, was included in the packaging for the Japanese DVD release of Kill Bill Volume 1, released in April 2004. Exclusive pieces such as these are highly-sought after and difficult to obtain for collectors outside Japan; they are often purchased on the secondary market, especially online auctions.

Casio has also released a 400% Bearbrick collaboration with the accompany watch, the DW-6900MT-7JR, in conjunction with the G-Shock's 30th Anniversary.

Hope this clears things up a bit for you.

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[aleksandera]

Ah, thank you!
I admit I didn't know anything about that at all.

[Originalplan®]

Dissected Be@rbrick Vol.1

[Oscar J]

Nice slimey materials.

[Originalplan®]

Nice slimey materials.

Yuk ,Thanks Oscar!