i don't think i have ever seen a better evil. EVER.

I almost forgot to comment on this...been too busy drooling over all the amazing stuff at WF this year.

You're right Bert...I would never have guessed that this was yours. Different style for you but you totally nailed it! It's well done and creepy...perfect for the show!

I think I'm the only guy that didn't get one of those clear head thingys with mine...oh well

He sprayed a glittery clear coat over it all. It's rad!

I really wanted him to make good use of the white vinyl base too. I think this colorway is just excellent. Thanks again, Bert!

Damn Bert, didnt even know that was yours. Awesome work, love all that your doing as of late, but that larvagon is a beaut !

Thanks guys. It's actually a different technique than you guys are thinking...a sort of happy accident. In the past it was just very annoying but now...it's a new painting technique

Sometimes you gotta roll with the punches buddy Mistakes are usually how we find our best stuff.

beautiful stuff

So So True!

One of the things you first learn using V-color, due to the very fast curing, is learning how to cover your missteps in a creative way that still works with your original concept...and more than sometimes they are happy accidents.

There is beauty in the evils, and peridot is just naturally decadent looking. Nice painting, Bert!

Why hello there Mr. Tetran...are you coming or going?


Well Mr. Beralgon...I believe we might be going to the same place. Shall we teleport together?

great job, bert!
these two look great.

Teleporting Tetran and Beralgon with Gargamel's paper guts and pipe cleaners. These may be up for sale. I haven't decided yet.

a little looser than the average gatchabert paintjob, i like how the toys and the paint really accent each other through minimal and judicious application. these came out great. did you use a clear-coat-color on them?

and...Bayani Smoking Stars

still a few left

let's see that peridot colorway on some other clear toys....

maybe I can find one for you to paint.

maybe...if i can remember how to do it

Toy Karma 2 flat piece. Metallic ink on watercolor paper. This piece is not framed or matted so I'm leaving it up to the buyer to do so. However, my suggeston is to leave roughly a half inch of paper showing...sort of like how the picture posted is, but more even


Yokai Parade

YOKAI!!!

Rule.

That's really amazing Bert!

That Yokai Parade piece is really nice Bert! I like how the little skulls are flying off the skeletons body. How big is it?

great idea to leave the rough edges, it looks cool like that.

IMO, Bert is THE man to watch with customs. We all know the PK, LASH, LS, Lux, Joe, etc., but everytime I see one of Bert's customs I go bananas!

Good on ya, brother!

Might as well post the Zag since someone posted the Rotofugi link when they're not suppose to...


Monster green, light blue, blue, brown, red, gold, metallic gray, clear yellow

Wow! It really pops in your pics Bert... your use of color is really fantastic.

Bert that zag is amazing buddy !

Love how it came out, you need to stop being so stingy with the pics

great colorway! maybe it's the monster green, but this colorway actually makes Zag look like a monster instead of a friendly toy. I think that's great.