Giant Robot Store and GR2 News
You know your show works when it’s on fecalface. Biennale is up there. It’s all of my stuff, they did a good job making me look good. But I’m excited for Uglycon and Hidden Habitats coming to GRSF and GR2. The postcards will be up real soon and these should amaze! See fecal here. I’m scared of the video, since it’s really hard to watch yourself, but maybe one of you will find humor in it. I promise I won’t watch it, ever.
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Artillery magazine recently published an article on the toy show at the Pasadena Museum of California Art. It's great to see toys getting some exposure. We've been covering toys for ages, and it's almost passed us by, it's up to everyone else to pick up the pieces these days.
The show is done by LATDAwho are a new group who are celebrating toys! What can be better? It makes mention of our first...
Artillery magazine recently published an article on the toy show at the Pasadena Museum of California Art. It’s great to see toys getting some exposure. We’ve been covering toys for ages, and it’s almost passed us by, it’s up to everyone else to pick up the pieces these days. The show is done by LATDA who are a new group who are celebrating toys! What can be better? It makes mention of our first foray into designer toys thanks to Michael Lau. But do check out the show if you can. It features a lot of our friends. If you want to read it, click on the image. I think it’ll work.
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Martin Ontiveros came through to GR2. His paintings are large and vibrant, and this patch is too cool. It's hard to describe how he gets to his final image. It's as if he's using simple geometric shapes and connecting them to create another. I'll post more images, but a simple patch in my hand, and I'm happy.
Martin Ontiveros came through to GR2. His paintings are large and vibrant, and this patch is too cool. It’s hard to describe how he gets to his final image. It’s as if he’s using simple geometric shapes and connecting them to create another. I’ll post more images, but a simple patch in my hand, and I’m happy.
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