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Series Two ? Gone, Robot. Gone... Here are a few other avenues to explore for Assemblage Kits:
Jeremyville | Peelzine | Robot Love | Beautiful Decay
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FUDGE FACTORY COMICS
Company CEO, Travis Millard established Fudge Factory Comics in 1997. FFC
is a multi-dimensional-inter-global-artistcally-faceted company
specializing in doodle awing, common archaic scribblings, comics, public
installation, animation, illustration, faggy art openings, book making,
product design, dark ales and stouts.
We first saw Travis' art in in the highly coveted
"Tachen's 1000 Favorite Websites" From there, we started seeing his work everywhere
from Tokion to Revolver to Spin to Slap to Shout to every other ubber cool one word Magazine.
Travis is as talented as they breed em.
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JEREMYVILLE
Jeremyville draws a lot. He is based in Sydney Australia. He also just
produced the first book in the world on designer toys with Megan Mair,
called Vinyl Will Kill!. (Robot note: A fucking brilliant book, with some of our favorite artists)
Jeremyville also writes a regular column on the designer toy movement
for
IdN magazine, has exhibited in the '2 Steps Back' touring exhibition and
book (by 55DSL, Switzerland). He also has a new toy out with Trexi, and
recently initiated and launched the sketchel project during the Design
is
Kinky Semi Permanent conference.
Jeremyville has had interviews and articles published recently in Vapors
Magazine (US), XLR8R (US), Clutter (UK), Playtimes (Singapore), Studio
Multimedia (France) IdN magazine (HK), XFuns (Taiwan) Root magazine
(Singapore), The Drama, (US) Oyster (AUST), Yen (Aust), Art Prostitute
(US),
Bright magazine (Netherlands) and the books 'Designed to Help',
published by
De Gestalten Verlag, (Germany) and 2 Steps Back (Switzerland). So far in
2005 he has been invited to group shows in Brooklyn, Paris, Mexico,
Sydney,
Detroit, Tokyo, Singapore and Montreal.
Jeremyville is a machine... A very talented, well oiled machine. We often wonder how one human being can produce
so many cool projects. And we still don't know the answer. We have all the respect in the world for JV and
eagerly await his next creative exploit. Go Jeremy!
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MAGMO THE DESTROYER
Magmo is here to help Earth and people live happy lives. Magmo fights
to protect Earth and people from all the nasty Bad Things that are
always tyring to ruin Earth and make people sad and mad all the time.
Magmo is here to destroy the Bad Things, led by the worse of the worst BadMoFo.
Magmo and friends fight against BadMoFo and his army of bad things;
the Evil Greedy-Bellies, the Stinky Pollution Uglies, the Trendies,
the Dum-Dum Warheads, the Junky-Munchy-Mo's, the Materialistics, and the
Guzzles. Magmo is here to help. Magmo is here to destroy.
You can't go too far without running into some sort of mutation of Magmo's work, whether it's his
ever present ubiquitous icon, the infamous whisky dog stickers, his sagely good advice or his numerous
art shows and collaborations. We've always liked Magmo's work and are happy he's decided to become part robot.
magmothedestroyer.org
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SFAUSTINA
"The streets are where art really lives. I slung dirt at night on the streets... that is where
I learned how to be an artist by doing throw- ups and tagging everything I passed. I
am a Graffiti Bomber on and off the streets. Graffiti will always be the blood in my
exploration with art and living."
SFaustina is The sole creator of BLOODWARS the
first online PDF Graffiti Street Art Magazine. His illustrations and design work have
been featured in worldwide heavyweight design journals and magazines such as
Eetapes:97 (France), Dirty Soup (U.K.), Spatium (Germany) Rojo (Spain) Anthem
Magazine and Arkitip (USA).
We first met SFaustina in SF at an art show that we were involved in together and have been friends since. Sfaustina's original and innovative style is both
inspiring and sought after by collectors. Oh, by the way.. If you don't already own it, the limited edition BLOODWARS
book belongs on your shelf.
sfaustina.com
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SLACKART
Michael Slack is a damn good artist and has been marked with an innate ability
to create drawings that make us robots very happy. He is an accomplished illustrator, having
appeared in everything from Time Magazine to Ranger Rick, Nickelodeon Magazine
to Applied Arts. His unique approach to illustration and animation makes him a favorite
for droves of art directors, but where Slack is at his best is when you leave him in a dark room
with only a scrap of paper and a few pieces of charcoal. Michael was the winner
of the Stickernation/ Sticker Robot competition where we saw
more than 6000 entries and 20 international judges. Peruse his gallery. It will make you smile.
slackart.com
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ZOLTRON
Zoltron is an enigma. A self proclaimed 70's teen idol, Zoltron's
wave hairdo and unique California accent epitomized a certain level of
cool,
which inevitable paved the way to his success as the first leader of
the west coast
(all-moped) unit of the Hell's Angels, known as the "Rebel Brigade." A
serious gambling
habit ended Zoltron's cycling career. It was then that he picked up the
art of sticker slapping,
which includes his now globally renowned street technique of cutting
the sticker's corners
with a razor blade, so that people can't easily tear down his vinyl.
Also famous for putting up a sticker and singeing the vinyl
with a lighter to insure an instant cure, Zoltron, in his own mind, has
single handedly revolutionized sticker slapping techniques, world wide.
zoltron.com
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