Gallery 1988 presents “30 Years Later,” an art show celebrating movies released in 1987. My contribution titled “Predator Tin Toy” pays tribute to “Predator” as a black light tin toy version of the movie’s monster. (Note that the Yautja letters below the chest TV spell out “Dutch.”
The “Monster Zen” book is a collection of monster illustrations and haiku poems by Chet Phillips. 16 Monsters are showcased. Now available in the ChetArt online shop. A selection of prints from the series available here.
Each book is hand bound in a Japanese style with a variety of Chiyogami paper labels and ribbons. Measures 9.25″ wide x 8.5″ tall. Covers are 100 lb cover stock and pages are printed on 80lb glossy text. Japanese chop translating to “Chet” and artist signature on the inside back cover.
Book measures 9.25″ x 8.5″
Monsters included in the book:
Godzilla
Xenomorph Alien
Shelob Spider-Lord of the Rings
Cthulhu
Pacific Rim Kaiju
Mothra and Rodan
Mars Attacks Martian
Actor in Godzilla Suit
Predator
Ghostbusters Gargoyle Dog
Gremlin
Werewolf
Six Headed Demon
Terminator
Mechagodzilla
Godzilla vs. King Kong
16 illustrations and haiku poems in all.
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Whimsical cross-section sculpts of human heads by Edwidge Massart and Xavier Wynn.
Brilliant paper puppets by Haruki Nakamura. via Colossal
WoodSwimmer from bfophoto
Art by Marija Tiurina. via Colossal
Fun photo mashups by Stephen McMennamy.
“Brand” series by Dexter Maurer
Thomas Dambo creates forest giant sculptures and hides them in the forests of Copenhagen. via My Modern Met
Le nuage from Iulia Voitova
Beautifully animated illustrations by Vladimir Stankovic.
