Art of Bruce Whistlecraft

Mr. Joshua Axelrod…

Vinyl, Polyurethane, Rubber, Glass, ABS, Lead, Copper, Vintage key. (In a glass and wood 7″ tall display dome.)
Figure size 3.5″ Wide x 4.5″ Tall

Created for the “Morphous” group show at Rivet

Its full steam ahead for me right now with works for my New York solo show at My Plastic Heart in October..

And here is a rare “Work in Progress” photo from me.. I generally dont let people peek behind my curtain…

For the “Emporium” show (with Skeleton heart and Seymour).

Available to view and purchase from the Strychnin Gallery
Boxhagenerstrasse 36, Berlin, Germany
From June the 8th.

7.5″ tall
Vinyl, Epoxy, Acrylic, Styrene, Rubber, Lead, Rubber-wood, Ceader-wood,
Brass, Paper,  Glass, Found Objects, with a vintage Brass clock key.

Some close up shots of the Bass Player..
13″ tall
Vinyl, Epoxy, Polymer Clay, Acrylic, Rubber, Lead, Glass, Steel  Found Objects, with a vintage Brass clock key.

Available to view and purchase from the Strychnin Gallery
Boxhagenerstrasse 36, Berlin, Germany
From June the 8th.

The Emporium
A group show around the theme of a good old fashioned carnivale.
With Seymour and Skeleton Heart.
Opening June 8th.
Strychnin Gallery
Boxhagenerstrasse 36
Berlin, Germany

Organic Chemist by trade Archibald Schpoon enjoyed cookery as a hobby.
Upon a chance meeting with Joshua Hipplethwaite he began experimenting with confectionary and soon it became a driving passion.
He delved into the conundrum of complex and unusual ingredient combinations and the unexpected effects that they could have on some types of Mechtorians.
Ever pushing and blurring the boundaries of what was possible within the fields of exquisite delicacies and recreational pharmaceuticals.

Vinyl, Acrylic, Epoxy Resin. Polymer Clay, Lead, Rubber, Found Objects.

For Monsters & Misfits II.
Opening 13th April at Kusakabe Folk Museum, Takayama, Japan.

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Candy Cane Wrangler.. A Candy Factory Minion for the Monsters and Misfits II show.
With Kathie Olivas, Brandt Peters, Chris Ryniak and Amanda Spayd.
April 13th, Japan
Kusakabe Folk Museum, Takayama, Japan.

Chester Runcorn will make his public debut at Wonder Con on the 16th -18th of March this year.

After the show he will go on general release but if you want to be one of the first to get him for your collection you need to get to the Kuso Vinyl booth at the show.
This is the “Port” colourway of the 6″ tall vinyl figure. The edition size of this version is I believe 300 pieces. And he wil retail around the $65 mark.

I dont usually show work in progress but I thought this was an interesting looking snap. It says a lot without really giving too much away.
One of my pieces for the upcoming Monsters and Misfits II show in Japan in April.