Check out the Finger Five Series One from Fig-Lab featuring all your favorite artists with their mascots in finger puppet styleeee!! Put 'em on and stick 'em in your nose...!
TOY LORDS OF CHINATOWN EPISODE 3 IS READY TO DROP!
After a year of speculation, rumors, and forgetting about it completely, the next chapter of the exciting SUCKADELIC Comedy-Drama-Supervillain Soap Opera is ready to be unleashed on the World! (Or at least the few hundred Suckers willing to submit themselves to it) Therefore, with great pride/ abject fear, we would like to announce the very first ever:
SUCKADELIC SCREENING PARTY IN NYC!
Join The Super Sucklord and a gang of degenerate, 3rd rate comic-book
rejects for a night of Drinking and watching shitty movies! What could go wrong?
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
THE PRODUCERS CLUB
358 West 44th St NYC (Between 8th and 9th Av)
Friday May 18, 2012.
TWO SHOWS ONLY: 9 PM and 10 PM
Seating is Limited! FREE ADMISSION
CASH BAR (Sorry)
Wow the talent that is turning out for this show is impressive. Some of Scott and Morgan's best work..! Really wish I could be there... just to meet Mel Birnkrant...!!
Four Horsemen presents
FUTURETRO
45 Years of the Outer Spacemen
Opening Reception: February 10th, 7pm-10pm
Gallery Hours:
February 11th - February 15th
Sat-Wed; 2pm-7pm
Featuring special items from the past, present and future of Four Horsemen Toy Design, Futuretro will be celebrating the 45th anniversary of the Outer Space Men acton figure line with a special edition extremely limited set of Outer Space Men figures re-vamped by the original Outer Space Men creator himself, Mel Birnkrant!
Who doesn't love finger puppets? Everyone does. The omnipresent Datadub from Fig-Lab is producing an all-star roster of artists for his latest venture: Finger Five..! Taking designs from Paul Kaiju, Suckadelic, MonstreHero, Onell Design and L'amour Supreme and making them into tiny one-piece vinyl goodness. Usually less than two inches tall and meant to fit on your finger tips...! More info soon...!
Monster Kolor is pleased to announce the new “Artist Series” of paints. The debut lineup features colors from the Sucklord, Todd Robertson (Mecha Virus), and Mark Nagata (Max Toy Co). The first round of paints are:
Suckadelic: Robot Foreskin, Hot Jizz, Immortal Hemorrhoid, Gay Empire, and Robot Diarrhea in a 5 color set
Mecha Virus: "Mecha" Super Flake Silver
Max Toy Co: Eyezon Yellow, Captain Maxx Red
Matt Walker of Monster Kolor has worked closely with each of these influential artists to develop colors that represent their personal styles. Each color is something they use when producing their awesome toys. In addition to the colors themselves, each artist has designed their own custom Monster Kolor label for their colors.
The Artist Series is on sale now at the Monster Kolor Store.
Give your toys a makeover with Monster Kolor!
Oh my. I had a freak out moment when I saw this. Scott Wilkowski x Bootleg Suckadelic Boba Fett with a skeleton embedded? Holy shit, kill me now. Boba Fett helmet comes off? dayaammmmm...
11/5/2011
Designer Con
10am - 5pm
Pasadena Convention Center
300 E. Green St.
Pasadena, CA
designercon.com
12/9 - 12/30/2011
Lulubell Toy Bodega
128 W Main St.
Mesa, AZ
lulubelltoys.com
2/23 - 3/25/2012
Screaming Sky Gallery
1416 NE Alberta St.
Portland, OR
screamingskygallery.com
The Original Villains are back and worse than ever. Can the Sucklord hold his place as the Chinatown bootleg king? Or will his disillusioned minion Vectar knock him off his game? The plot thickens and the world expands in the Second installment of this already-classic New York no-budget Sci-Fi series. Product placement abounds as the new SUCKADELIC toy drops are revealed and old classics revisited. Look out for cameos by the hottest designer toy A-Listers and well as a few local bums. Action, Adventure, Comedy, Villainy! It's all here in this jam-packed monster of an episode. ****Consume while high!*****
The Boo-Hooray Gallery reluctantly announces the first SUCKADELIC retrospective gallery exhibition. Intentionally confusing, misleading, disappointing and really funny, the limited edition parodies of action figures reverberate with a vicious wit and are oddly eyeball-pleasing in the manner of all kinds of toothsome 20th/21st century collage and montage art.
The toys and their aggressively situationist piss-take packaging comment on pop culture commodification and the consumer habits of compulsively shopping kidults: The very process that made KAWS, Takashi Murakami, and Michael Lau art-stars on the Art Basel Miami/Armory Show/Venice Biennale tip.
One of the most respected despised and influential figures in the art toy movement for the past decade, the SUCKLORD has been producing handmade bootleg action figures in very limited runs, each selling out immediately. As the plot thickens, the work of the SUCKLORD is widely collected in fine art circles, and has been auctioned at Christie’s, Freeman's and Phillips.
This exhibition marks the first time the entire SUCKADELIC catalogue will be exhibited in one place. For the duration of the exhibit, a SUCKADELIC SUCK-SHOPPE pop-up store will be open. Original artwork, sculptures, silk- screens and paintings will also be for sale.
The work presented in this exhibit is a documentation of my struggle to reach the top of a sinister pyramid scheme; A culture-jacking enterprise where ruthless-yet-compelling super-criminals compete for the imaginations of fickle consumers and a relentless media machine.
While everyone already knows The Sucklord. I mean seriously, does he even need to sell toys anymore? I was there just to check out the Princess.... anyways... one of the best things about SDCC is meeting new artists and discovering new toys. Jessie DeStasio is the perfect example. While I've seen his tank dude before, he brought a bunch of pieces based on the Onell Glyos platform that just blew my mind. In particular his Tin-Robo. The tiny helmet that he drilled out of a Glyos head reveals Tin Tin's head..! Tin Tin x Robocop.. get it?
Jessie DeStasio of Eerie Theory Entertainment
The Tarantulas is another artist / design shop that does Onell collaborations for his Nibbler line. This is a terrible picture of the new head that will hopefully be produced soon. My only issue with The Tarantulas is that he doesn't produce enough of these rad toys.
