Sneak Peek of "Oni Don Antler" from Javier Jiménez (for Toy Karma 4)

Here's a sneak peep of the Oni Don Antler from Javier Jiménez, complete representing the approaching October 5th "Toy Karma 4" @ Rotofugi! I'm wondering if he welds a bat still, or a katana! Javier possesses a design aesthetic unique with an international appeal, IMHO, and I love his handiwork! Bidding renew foster merchandise details what time I comprehend them.

Super Princess - Peach by Javier Jiménez for 3NES Show @ Bottleneck Gallery

Super Princess - Peach by Javier Jiménez for 3NES Show @ Bottleneck Gallery

Earlier we had a look next to two of the three artwork from Javier Jiménez, complete representing the 3NES fair next to Bottleneck Gallery (opening sept 6th), and at the moment we offering the third image: "Super Princess"! Peach, Samus and Zelda are at this time offered representing buy next to US$25 apiece as Giclee prints 11.7 x 8.3 inches numbered editions of 30 (of each), or you can simply make for representing the usual of all three "Super Princesses" representing US$60!

UPDATED: I can not resist, and promptly I am brokenhearted >.<"

Full Reveal of ONI DON ANTLER by Javier Jiménez (for #ToyKarma4)

Since my earlier trait on the WIP of Javier Jiménez's ONI DON ANTLER, we promptly own a FRIST LOOK next to the finished case to share, and as well terminology from Javier himself on the design idea representing this case, exclusively to TOYSREVIL! This one-of-a-kind Oni Don Antler is usual to presentation next to the approaching "Toy Karma 4" fair @ Rotofugi, launching October 5th!

"…I (had) wanted to make a very Japanese culture-influenced design for Don Antler. I thought that in shape, Don Antler may look similar to a demon, with the horns and stuff, and then I realized that he would look good with the colors of a Japanese demon or Oni.

As you know I love adding tattoos on my toys...cause I love illustration and I see those little tattoos as an opportunity to add little illustrations and designs to the toy. So I made Japanese-influenced designs for the tattoos, too."

"In the front: a skull with a Kabuto (samurai helmet), in both arms you can see Japanese ghosts: a female ghost and a regular ghost with this triangle headband. And in the back, a Kasa-okabe or umbrella ghost. I learned from these ghosts and Japanese monsters when I was a kid, thanks to watching Doraemon...and honestly I feel in love with them, being so different to western mythical creatures."