Showing posts with label Sculptures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculptures. Show all posts
Monday, November 30, 2009
Smoking monkey
I make a point of stopping in Forbidden Planet every time I'm near Union Square in NYC. I don't know who the character is, but this vinyl monkey with a cigarette in his mouth was in one of the display cases.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Mecha Kong or Kong's mechanics
The original armature of the original King Kong (from the 1933 film) has sold at a Christie's auction for 121,250 pounds. Why, that's over 60 tons! ;)
Link to the Kong skeleton story at Australia's ABC.net.
When my friends get rich, can you buy this for me?
Labels:
animation,
apes,
armatures,
Empire State Building,
Gorillas,
King Kong,
movies,
New York City,
robots,
Sculptures,
skeletons,
stop-motion
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Monkey artist

It's been a while since I've updated here. A fun project like this should not go neglected for so long.
Thanks go to Rik for finding this image in his Facebook friend's photo album
Labels:
chimps,
monkeys acting like people,
Sculptures,
Statues
Monday, August 18, 2008
Surf Monkey
I spent a few days on the beach with my family. While my kids were skim-boarding, I sculpted a couple of sand creatures. Here's a Gorilla I made on Saturday, and on Friday I made a Monster. That's my son James next to the Monkey, and my son Ian is the one who's about to be bludgeoned with a shovel by some kid who was hanging around. You can see the monster and another shot of the gorilla here.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
Coconut monkeys are bananas
These have to be the cheesiest souvenirs one can buy, but somehow they have been getting made (and apparently bought) for as long as I can remember. These were in the Bahamas. There were more, but I couldn’t bear to take any more pictures of them. I had to take the one that looks like Dr. Zaius, though.
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