Tag: kaiju

Paul Kaiju was everywhere at Comic-Con, but of course, my lens managed to catch him eyes closed at the Global Figure Symposium. Click through for lots of hand-painted,

Gargamel always gets a big crowd from the moment they start unloading vinyl on Previews Night. I tend to dig the collaborations they do with western artists like

Paul Shih is gearing up to release his Sushi Kaiju resin figure in a manner that is sure to appeal to numerologists: Sushi Kaiju will be available on

Toy Art Gallery has produced a bronze version of Mark Nagata‘s Kaiju Eyezon. The figure was forged in the United States and stands 10 inches tall. It’s limited

I missed this terrific customized Max Toy Co mini Eyezon by Daniel Goffin when it came out a couple weeks ago, but better late than never, right? The

Playtimes, an image-packed magazine devoted to the designer toy scene, has made a triumphant return to print, and it’s first two issues are available now. Issue 2 (Gloomy

I’ve been working on an interview with French purveyors of contemporary porcelain, K. Olin Tribu, and I’ve become increasingly interested in “traditional” art forms remixed with modern aesthetics.

Allow me to be brief on this one as the Kaiju for Japan earthquake/tsunami art fundraiser has now been open for twenty minutes. (I know you want vinyl

I know what you’re thinking: kaiju and fixies; it’s just like chocolate and peanut butter, right? Not really actually, but that didn’t stop Hiro Hayashi from curating a

Nico meets neko (sort of, just go with it) in these runway theatrics by Jun Takahashi and UNDERCOVER for Paris Fashion Week. “UNDERMEN–The Empty World” is a kaiju-themed presentation