GR Time 8.9.13 Uglydoll Signing Tomorrow at GR! Hello Kitty / Uglydoll Collab

David Horvath Uglydoll Creator Signing

(Hello Kitty Uglydoll and New Comic “Goin’ Places”)

Saturday, August 10, 2 PM

David Horvath, creator of Uglydoll will be signing at Giant Robot. The largest size Hello Kitty x Uglydoll plushes sold out at Comic Con and we will be selling the 7″ version. We will also have copies of “Goin’ Places”, the new comic out on Viz Comics.

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Hint Mint – Audrey Kawasaki Series Set of 5 – Signed The paper sleeve as well as the Pomegranate Acai and Peppermint tins are signed by Audrey Kawasaki herself!
Uglydoll Heavy Lifter Ice-Bat & Superman Babo Two new releases from Uglydoll. Get yours signed this weekend by the creator, David Horvath!
Kid Koala Space Cadet Picture Disc 1 Artwork by kid koala taken from his award winning graphic novel Space Cadet on UNI books.		Kid Koala Space Cadet (Book & CD) P15 original tracks, each underscoring a key scene in the book.
Kid Koala 12 bit Blues CD A really raw, immediate and strangely beautiful album.		Delfonics Apple Leather Mousepad Delfonics are wonderfully designed simple items from Japan!
Mari Inukai Sekaiseifukudan Figure GID Seikaiseifukudan translates to “World Conquer Team” and are seven hard plastic figurines.		Giant Robot x Tru Protection Angry Robots iPhone Case 15% of the proceeds goes to Japanese American National Museum.

Stories – A Group Exhibition

August 17 – September 4, 2013

Reception: Saturday, August 17, 6:30 –10 PM

Giant Robot is proud to present Stories, an art show featuring new works by Edwin Ushiro, Jen Tong, Jeni Yang, Martin Hsu, Sean Chao and Tessar Lo.

The commonality of the artists is simply that they’re operating in a similar art environment although they’re located in different parts of North America. Edwin Ushiro, originally from Hawaii draws sublime imagery that often appear dark in message, yet are at times as light as can be. East Coaster, Jen Tong creates imagery that’s reminiscent of a world that’s something like Miyazaki meeting Moebius. Jeni Yang, a consistent exhibitor at Giant Robot works with wood and imagery that includes both cats and snacks. Martin Hsu, now in San Francisco is the creator of Dragon Boy creates a fantasy world that’s screaming to be animated. Sean Chao creates tiny worlds in diorama form. Tessar Lo, from Toronto draws freely and has honed his style that mixes both composition and abstractness.

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