Showing posts with label model kit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label model kit. Show all posts

Friday, July 19, 2013

[CONTEST REMINDER] Win a Tinysaur Skeleton Models Prizepack from Everything Tiny

THIS CONTEST IS CLOSED! Thank you for participating!

Don't forget you have until 11:59pm Eastern USA Time Friday, July, 19, 2013, to enter the the current giveaway.  Everything Tiny is giving away a Tinysaur Hominosaur (human skeleton) model and four alternate heads. You can find the original contest post by clicking the side bar ad, or this link.


[NOTE: If you are reading this on Facebook or Google+, you must go to THE ACTUAL BLOG POST HERE to enter this contest! You CANNOT enter this contest by commenting on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+]

Wednesday, July 17, 2013

[CONTEST REMINDER] Win a Tinysaur Skeleton Models Prizepack from Everything Tiny

THIS CONTEST IS CLOSED! Thank you for participating!

Don't forget you have until 11:59pm Eastern USA Time Friday, July, 19, 2013, to enter the the current giveaway.  Everything Tiny is giving away a Tinysaur Hominosaur (human skeleton) model and four alternate heads. You can find the original contest post by clicking the side bar ad, or this link.


[NOTE: If you are reading this on Facebook or Google+, you must go to THE ACTUAL BLOG POST HERE to enter this contest! You CANNOT enter this contest by commenting on Facebook, Twitter, or Google+]

Monday, May 6, 2013

[BONUS] 409. The Visible Skull

I created this skull from the pieces of a vintage model kit called The Visible Head...


It was made specifically for the Skull Appreciation Day 2013 exhibition FACE OFF: Skull-A-Day VS Street Anatomy at The International Museum of Surgical Science. As part of the show we asked the participating artists to use a provided template to create a new digital work, that we could cut apart and recombine with other artist's work. Vanessa Ruiz, my co-curator, and I thought it would be fun to take the challenge as well, so I made this piece as my homage to Vanessa's blog Street Anatomy, which is interested in anatomical art that goes beyond just the image of the skull. You can see how our pieces looked mashed up on the poster for the show...