At the East Coast Chogokin Summit, Onell/Glyos mastermind Matt Doughty was looking some of the other customs I had brought, when he informed me that he was making another trip to Japan and China to visit some friends and his factory, and that I should paint a custom figure for Mori as a gift, as Matt and Mori are personal friends and have begun to collaborate on projects. The idea of painting a figure for the creator of one of the vinyl designs I love was daunting, and I had to really hunker down and think of something appropriate, which is where the ‘Real-type’ Head came into play. I knew he needed to be green and goblin-ey, as that’s always how I’ve see Mutant Head, and I knew that I liked the faded denim shorts look I used on my Zombie Chaosman. I still had the friendly Hawaii-esque pink from my Zagoran custom, and decided to use that as the trim/spot color to keep Head from looking scary. The last challenge was deciding what to do with the eyes, which are unique and a little weird. I wanted to avoid them looking scary without painting in some kind of goofy looking eyes in there, so I opted for a gentle orange glow. I really hope that Mori likes the figure when he gets it, and knows how much I enjoy his figures!
More pics on my site:
http://prometheusrising.wordpress.com/2009/08/30/realxhead-mutant-head-real-type-color-custom/

very nice....

Nice! He looks like a hillbilly.

it's the Hulk...with measles
a little bit of clear coat would be great...but that might be just me.

Thanks. I figured the spots would break up the flat areas without being too complicated, while still tying the head and arm spots to the body. The figure's sealed, but I like my models and figures to usually have a flat finish. I suppose the skin could be more satin, but, like you said, it's all a matter of taste