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kidclam
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Simply amazing work. How much time did you spend on it? Wicked.
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LamourSupreme
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kidclam wrote: Simply amazing work. How much time did you spend on it? Wicked. thanks, I don't know. funny... I lose track of time when I paint.
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ungawa222
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Totally freaking wonderful, Lamour.
Just fantastic.
Great job!
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plover
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Another victory! Really great Lamour.
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locomoto566
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Absolutely postively fantastic!
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Frank Kozik
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that looks friggin great!
is that on like plexiglass?
More! More!
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Okay, forget I ever said anything about color vs black line work - this is even way more amazing now that it's colored!
What type of paint do you use for your brush/line work? The opacity of your linework is great - I would have thought it would be tough to acheive that opacity on plexi using a brush.
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The close up shots where you can see the color underneath are crazy, that looks really great, nice job.
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Zulkarnaen
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 Kraken LamourSupreme wrote: What can I say?  You guys are the reason why I paint. (aside from the vynil payment of course). I really feel inspired by the love of toys. Guess it just comes through in the art. My short term goals are: keep bringing the level of art higher and higher with every comission so you guys don't get tired of looking at me. Thanks everyone and Steven, that Kraken is insane. I'd love to see a Kraken inspired Kaiju. Awwww yeah! Simplified a bit to look a little 80s retro.  Kranken kaiju will rock. It will definetly kick major **s.
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Frank Kozik
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I could make a Kraken toy if u guys think it would be cool.
but..imagine a Gargamel designed Baby Kraken!
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LamourSupreme
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Frank Kozik wrote: that looks friggin great!
is that on like plexiglass?
More! More! Yes, 1/4" clear plexi. Black outline on the front and reverse painting on the back for depth.
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Zulkarnaen
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Frank Kozik wrote: I could make a Kraken toy if u guys think it would be cool.
but..imagine a Gargamel designed Baby Kraken! No, man a kraken should be mejastic just like a Bemon. Think of the colorways you can achieve with these bad boys. 
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Frank Kozik
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true..but lately I have gotten really obsessed with 'Baby' versions.
A kind board member alerted me last night to a set of Kaiju Baby racerslast night..on YJA..scooped em up. ONE IS A BABY KANEGON in a musclecar!
I wonder why I like the baby/superdeformed ones so much?
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LamourSupreme
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Zulkarnaen wrote: No, man a kraken should be mejastic just like a Bemon. Think of the colorways you can achieve with these bad boys. YES!,...don't forget who thought of it 
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Zulkarnaen
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Yup, baby version is all the rage now.Kraken have never been done. It's only natural that a large version done first, then followed by othe variation.
take the Rumble Monster's Pharaohs, now they have it in baby form.
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the_z
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Love it...my favorite part is how you portrayed the blob's skull arm...sweet!
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LamourSupreme
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Frank Kozik wrote:
I wonder why I like the baby/superdeformed ones so much?
Japanese culture has always been about the "cute". My only guess is that the superdeformed baby ones are new and way limited compare to all the other Kanegons that have already flooded the market.
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lostinky
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Frank Kozik wrote: I could make a Kraken toy if u guys think it would be cool.
but..imagine a Gargamel designed Baby Kraken! Frank you have to make a Kraken now!
I bought my Mattel Kraken to have painted all gross.
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Frank Kozik
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back to the painting..do you use acrylics or cell paint?
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LamourSupreme
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Frank Kozik wrote: back to the painting..do you use acrylics or cell paint? Both actually. cell paint for the outline and flat sections and acrylic (createx airbrush paint ) on faded sections.
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Frank Kozik
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sweet. do you ever have any problems with cracking on the cell paint?
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LamourSupreme
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Frank Kozik wrote: sweet. do you ever have any problems with cracking on the cell paint? no, but you do have to prep the plexi really well with alcahol.
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efp3
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Just saw the finished work! Once again you totally rock! I would love to see it in person. Wow I just checked out your slide show of your work. Damn fine!
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