Following quite the fever pitch, Red Hot Robot opened its doors for the Resin Collective, and the red dots started flying. Store owner Jason Kiningham was way ahead of the curve curating this show, which featured standout work from today and tomorrow's hottest resin designers. Even a local Phoenix rag covered the show, re-interpreting Jason's "lowbro" lingo as "way cooler than that boring museum crap" in their article, Anti-Toy Story. Those familiar red (sold) dots were quickly adhered to Cris Rose's Rotund's Romp, Cris and Okkle's Happy Joy Bot, Le Merde's Vanfar, Hello, Brute's Danny, Makkinoso's Evil Spike, WeKillYou's William Palerne and pretty much all pieces by Arbito and 2Petalrose. The dotting continued into the night, as fans circled around the display and marveled at the diversity of the medium.
Continue reading...Monday, March 23, 2009
Jason from Red Hot Robot announced nine new additions to the already-awesome Resin Collective group show coming April 11th to Phoenix. The “newbies” come from Argentina, Australia, France, Japan and the USA and include: Dave Pressler, Imagination Asylum, KAIOVODO, MackDaddy, Mutant Massacre, Roy Wasson Valle, Spooky Parade, Tan-Ki and Uh Oh Toyworks. Click on the [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, February 11, 2009
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Who said making toys isn’t a family affair? Father-Son Team, Imagination Asylum is hard at work releasing two vinyl toys this year, one of them a 10″ Kaiju.Their latest resin character, The Islanders has just launched. A perfect addition to your tiki-styled living room. Rich Dufresne and his son, Jeremy are working together, but it [...]
Continue reading...Thursday, December 4, 2008
As revealed over on the Kidrobot forums, Rich Dufresne of Imagination Asylum has recently collaborated with a great and unknown artist to begin work on a neat, cyclopean resin figure that harkens back to the exciting days of Ninja Turtles and Earthworm Jim. That mysterious artist happens to be his son, and his vision rivals [...]
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Monday, April 13, 2009
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