New Dunnies: Apocalypse and Post Apocalypse

Kidrobot Apocalypse 3-inch Dunny Series

Meltdown By Chris Ryniak and Dragon Knight By Patricio Oliver

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Kidrobot Post Apocalypse 3-inch Dunny Series by Huck Gee

Kidrobot Post Apocalypse Dunny 2013 Huck Gee – HICKS RED Rhino Figure, ROAD WARRIOR CHICK Figure, Robo Geisha GOLD, and WANDERER APE Figure

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Realistic Pokemon Character Illustrations by RJ Palmer

I used to play Pokemon during the Nintendo Gameboy days but these realistic Pokemon Character Illustrations by RJ Palmer really took it to the next level. Looking at them with the details and colors, makes you think that they are some prehistoric creatures from a dinosaur book. He also included some illustration of the evolution of the creatures which is awesome. See the illustrations below:

See more of his artworks at http://arvalis.deviantart.com/

Awesome Illustrations by Andres Ariza

A mix of skill with the details and great choice of colors makes the artworks of Colombian illustrator Andrés Ariza standout. Check out some of his great illustrations below. To see more of his artworks, visit his Behance portfolio.

Kidrobot's Apocalypse 3-inch Dunny Series Preview

I’ve been an avid fan and collector of Kidrobot‘s Dunny Series and they have recently released the product preview of their latest collection, the Apocalypse 3-inch Dunny Series, which comes out on November 8, 2012. The Apocalypse Dunny Series features 15 Judgment Day designs by 12 masters of their craft – from fine artists and illustrators, customizers and toy titans – this series is cataclysmic. The collection includes designs by Jon Paul Kaiser, Mishka, Jermaine Rogers, Jesse Hernandez, Sam Fout, Joe Ledbetter, Ron English, Huck Gee, Patricio Oliver, Chris Ryniak, Hydro74, and Kronk. Check them out below:

The whole box set.

The blind-box graphic looks awesome.

Source: Kidrobot.com
Photos by Kidrobot.

When Outrageous Was Possible

Petrolicious Takes A Look At Lamborghini's Outrageous Countach

Lamborghini’s famed Countach was one of my dream cars when I was still a kid. First debuting in 1971, it quickly became every man’s dream car upon its release. Jim Chan happened to be one of those guys growing up but he managed to turn his fantasy into reality when he finally acquired a pristine example. The owner of Axis Wheels, producer of some of the finest rims around, Chan is a petrol-head through and through so it comes as no surprise then that he gladly met up with the crew from Petrolicious to talk about his newly acquired supercar and show off its beautiful angular bodywork. Check out the awesome video above and relive “When Outrageous Was Possible”.

Source: Hypebeast.com

Gianfranco Zaccai - Comparing Great Food with Great Design

Check out this video from Herman Miller’s “Why Design” series, where Gianfranco Zaccai, co-founder of Boston design company Continuum, explains how great food influences great design.

Source: Hypebeast.com