Gorilla Mouth

The Forlorn

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 15:35:00 +0000

I figured it's time to shed a little light on all the doodles you've been seeing from me lately. It was my goal at the beginning of this year to get my pen moving, drawing has never been my strong suit and I wanted to change that. Upon doing so, I've stumbled into a whole new world of characters and story.

If you've been watching my twitter/flickr feeds you know I've been referring to these characters as 'The Forlorn'. Although they look sad, they weren't always the glum faced, empty chested souls you've been seeing. Their story will start to emerge and progress as I take them from doodle to many different mediums to convey their story.

While I won't delve to far into their storyline right now, be ready for a lot of cool new things with this cast of characters. I have a lot of plans for them and I will be sharing the progress along the way. I will be updating their progress on this blog, but I've also started a Tumblr dedicated to just The Forlorn if you're on there and would like to keep up. I'll be changing and upgrading the look of that site, as I gather more material.

'Whispers' The darker side of The Forlorn's world.

Yuudoku is coming...

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 19:05:00 +0000

I'm happy to finally share a small teaser with all of you for an upcoming vinyl release with Max Toy Co! This has been awhile in the making and it's been just about impossible not to shout it out to the world. I want to thank Mark for giving me this awesome opportunity to add a character to his already stellar lineup of kaiju monsters! Without further adieu, here's the teaser of Yuudoku!

Born off the Coast of Kikorman Island, Yuudoku lived a happy life among the reefs in the crystal blue waters. He enjoyed being surrounded by his friends and providing housing for them and their kin.

All of that changed when greedy tankers began dumping toxic waste into the pristine waters. While no one knew these dastardly deeds were being committed, the results began to change and warp the once pure waters of Kikorman Bay.

Left with the choice of fleeing to cleaner waters or death, Yuudoku’s friends began to disappear. The tankers eventually moved on to spread their filth elsewhere, but Yuudoku’s friends still fled. It wasn’t the boats that they were afraid of anymore, it was him.

Yuudoku had mutated into a hulking tentacled beast. His body that was once a home had become a poisonous wasteland. Plumes of toxins spewed from his back, making it impossible for his friends to be close to him without endangering their lives.

He found himself alone; radiating with angry despair. Yuudoku vowed revenge against those who brought this dismal fate upon him.

"Garamuck" for GARAMANIACAL

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:40:00 +0000

Good morning everyone! I know I've been quiet the past month, but I've been busy busy in the Gorilla Mouth studio. Here's one of the things I've been working away on. I give you "Garamuck"! My custom Bandai Garamon for the GARAMANIACAL show at FOE Gallery on February 10th. A huge thanks to Michael at Garamania and Jim at FOE for putting this show on. I know I've seen a lot of great pieces so far and I can't wait to see this whole show together.

If you don't already know, I'm a big fan of Garamon so it was an honor to put my twist on a character I love. I had a lot of fun with this custom, even if it was a lot of tedious work from start to finish.

Okay enough talk, enjoy the pics!

We Are Not Toys

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Wed, 04 Jan 2012 15:02:00 +0000

The amazing Task One has put together an awesome exhibit of photoshop skills and custom toys for a new project called We Are Not Toys.

We are not toys started after I photoshopped one of my own custom designer toys into a video game background. Someplace I thought it might live or might be it's natural habitat. Being a great admirer of all the artists around me and in my field, I wondered what some of their creations might look like with the same treatment. What started out as fun, turned into a bit of OCD and before I knew it I had a hundred of these images. I figured what better
to do with them then share them with all of you.

The name comes from the struggle that the custom designer toy artist goes through in this newer genre of contemporary art. Each piece may have started with a vinyl toy skelaton, But with the help of the artists hands has become a one of kind original piece of art. The materials needed at times being way higher in price and time spent painting all angles of a figure sometimes far exceed that of a canvas. With your final piece still referred to or considered a toy, It's a challenge to make a living or charge even minimum wage for your skill or talent as you would with finished paintings.

100% of the prophet after the cost of printing each print goes go to the artist. So, please help support these great artists, snatch one up and give it a good home. The calanders are slightly above costs which pay for site promotion and
shipping materials. The Book is being sold at the cost it took to make each one upon order to help spread the artist's work around and to stay affordable to you. So wearenottoys.net is not making any money off the artists or backgrounds.
which bring us to our disclaimer.

DISCLAIMER: We here at wearenottoys.net are in the long and tideious process of contacting and obtaining permission for some of the photos used in the backgrounds of these images. Some photos may be up for a limited time and subject to change.

Hope you enjoy...

Task One

Head over to the site and grab a print, calendar, or book!! This is one fantastic idea I'm happy to see come to life.

GARAMANIACAL

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Wed, 14 Dec 2011 14:44:00 +0000

February 10-March 4. Opening reception Friday, February 10 6-9pm.

GARAMANIACAL, an homage to the clunky, crusty, fish-lipped, oil-belching, high-rise-wrecking meteorite monster Garamon and his "recycled" alter ego, the friendly and excitable Pygmon.

I'm happy to announce that I'll be taking part in the GARAMANIACAL show at FOE in February. Mike at Garamania has put together a killer lineup for this show. I was thrilled to be asked to do this show, Garamon is one of my all time favorite kaiju monsters.

Bio-Buildman Pre-Order Starts NOW!

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 05:24:00 +0000

SURPRISE!

If you're up late this evening and you've been waiting for me to announce more details about the Bio-Buildman, you're in luck! I went ahead and took pics of the individual pieces for the shop for those who wold like to order bits instead of the complete figure.

Head to the SHOP now to snag yours before the pre-order ends.

Hailing from the murky marshes of Sesar IV, the Bio-Buildman are an organically reptilian race of hunters. Upon hatching, they're left to tend to themselves. While young, the Bio-Buildman live on instinct that turns to cunning shrewdness as they age. Each Bio-Buildman's carapace armor and weaponry grows specifically to the survival needs of each individual.

The planet of Sesar IV is full of ever-changing alliances of Bio-Buildman. But one thing remains clear to all who've tried to lay their claim to Sesar IV, the Bio-Buildman will unite and crush any foe that encroaches on their territory.

Bio-Buildman

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 19:15:00 +0000

Besides the secret kaiju sculpt and a commission I've been working, I was able to knock out this long overdue glyos custom finally.

The name stems from the fact that a few people were calling it "Bio-Buildman" and it just kinda fit. I plan on cleaning it up with some sanding, then potentially casting it. I also plan on writing up a background and doing more customs of this nature.

DCon Geodes and Miscreants in the Gorilla Mouth Shop

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 14:30:00 +0000

If you didn't make it to DCon don't worry, there's still MunnyWorld Geodes and Miscreants to be had in the Gorilla Mouth shop. Head on over and give them a good home.

New Miscreants Series for Designer Con 2011

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 22:11:00 +0000

As promised, here's the new Miscreants series. Since you've seen the teasers already, I'll just get to the pics and bios.

Strain: Anphibateamis
Symptoms: Large scaly patches form in the lungs. Tongue elongates from mouth and thick white mucus appears. Tips of phalanges excrete a clear sticky substance. Eyes protrude from sockets and become glazed and sensitive to light.

Strain: Aquasantosis
Classified: Communicable
Symptoms: Bloating progressing to extreme swelling of skin due to water retention. Skin turns a deep bluish green. Bones begin to soften eventually turning into a liquid like substance that can no longer support the patient’s body weight.

Strain: Carbatitis
Symptoms: Found in extremely active patients. Metabolic system becomes highly overactive. Patient experiences accelerated caloric burning resulting in the body using organs for energy. Contracted through sweat gland secretions.

Strain: Hematcysis
Symptoms: Violent and erratic loss of muscle control causing patient to inflict wounds upon themselves. Large contusions appear as massive amounts of blood pools in the soft tissue. Results in extreme discoloration and permanent disfigurement.

Strain: Pilaboilpus
Symptoms: Bumps appear in large clusters in the creases of the skin causing redness, swelling and extreme discomfort. Clusters begin to merge as one pus filled boil eventually spreading over the entire body.

Strain: Retromin Hybrid 80
Symptoms: Hair follicles secrete a hardening substance that increases size. Patient feels the urge to wear brightly colored clothing and engage in mindless babble. Bodily gyration coupled with constant sniffing result of daily memory loss and repetitious behaviors.

Each plaque has the Miscreants bio on the back for easy filing.

All of the Miscreants will be available at the Toypinionated booth #412. The small (Retromin Hybrid 80, Hematcysis, Carbatitis, and Aquasantosis) Miscreants are $25 a piece and the two larger (Pilaboilpus & Anphibateamis) Miscreants are $35 a piece.

MunnyWorld Geode Series for Designer Con 2011

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 14:02:00 +0000

Since I only showed one WIP pic of this series, I figured I'd start off by revealing them first. Here's my MunnyWorld Geode Series for Designer Con this weekend. These will be available at the ToyPinionated booth, which is booth number 412. You can choose between a Munny, Rooz, Kracka, or Foomi Geode. These will be priced at $65 each.

This is only the first post of two I'll be doing today. I'll be revealing the new Miscreant series later today!

"The Guardian" Full Reveal & Review

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 18:16:00 +0000

I know it's been awhile since I've been able to share anything, but the time has come to finally show the full reveal of "The Guardian".

The village of Mikomi sits about one hundred yards from the twin trunked behemoth known to locals as ‘The Guardian’. The mighty tree once stood with both trunks intact and it was nothing more than a favorite lounging spot for the people of the village. That was until the night a massive storm fell upon the forests surrounding Mikomi.

Wind gusts picked away at houses while torrential rain soaked through thatched roofs. Villagers huddled next to one another as the clouds bellowed out earth shaking thunder. Flashes of lightning illuminated the terrified faces of the children before plunging them back into darkness. Village elders tried to remain calm, but even their hearts quivered with fear as the storm’s anger grew.

Suddenly a large white flash and an even bigger crack deafened the terrified villagers. Moaning and creaking were followed by the sounds of leaves and branches falling to the ground. As soon as the sound ended, the rain began to let up, but the villagers stayed in place. Deciding that there was nothing they could do in the darkness of night, they would wait until morning to assess the damages.

As soon as the warm rays of light began to fill the village, the people of Mikomi started to surface from their hiding spots. Mikomi’s shaman Opler was the first to discover what the large crash was that marked the end of the storm. The large tree the village had always taken for granted, had been struck with lightning severing one of it’s mighty trunks. Opler took this as a sign, that this tree had sacrificed it’s brother in order to protect the villagers. The base of the tree had become a cavern of charred remains and growth feeding the remaining living trunk.

Opler named the tree ‘The Guardian’ and began the tradition of paying homage to this protector. To this day the villagers of Mikomi pin sheets of gratitude and prayer within the cavernous trunk.

These are but a few pics that the person who commissioned me took. They also were kind enough to write up a review. All of which can be found on their blog Neath Grim. Stop over there to see the rest of the pics and the full write up!

Vinyl Prep Work 101

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 15:15:00 +0000

I had someone ask me recently what I do to my vinyl to get it ready for paints. They were having a problem with the paint not sticking and cracking off. I wrote up this mini 'prep work' tutorial for them and decided to share it with all of you.

1. Wash the vinyl off with either soap and water, 90% alcohol, or acetone (not the kind for nails but the kind for cars). Although only use acetone on western vinyl, if you ever paint a Kaiju toy it'll eat the vinyl. I prefer to use either alcohol or acetone for this step. What you're essentially doing is stripping away any residue oils from the vinyl that may be left from the casting process.

2. Lightly sand the vinyl with 1000 or higher grit sandpaper. Most of the time this kind of sandpaper is used for automotive stuff, it's a wet/dry kind. You don't always have to do this step though, since most of the time I have success after wiping it down with one of the aforementioned chemicals. What this process does it makes the surface slightly porous to help the paints adhere better to the vinyl.

3. If you want it to last, I would invest in a little higher grade of paint. You don't have to go all out, but I know cheap paints from Michael's, Wal-Mart, Hobby Lobby, etc... tend to chip and crack more. Although I know people use this stuff all the time, I don't know how much of a headache they deal with during the painting process. I have had success with using the cheaper paints as basecoats for larger pieces. I'll describe how to get the best results in the next step. I tend to use Citadel paints and I also like Golden paints a lot. Both can be costly but you can cut them down to make them go further and last longer.

4. Paint in thin layers and build the paints up. This is especially important for the basecoat, since this will be the what every other color builds off of. By doing it in thin layers you'll be able to let those layers dry and have a much better surface for the next layer to adhere to. As I mentioned above, you can cut your acrylic paints with either water or alcohol ( I tend to use 50% or 70% alcohol to cut paints with). This will help extend the life of your paints and make it easier to apply the thin layers I'm addressing.

5. After you do these easy steps the rest of your paints will have a solid base to build on. When you're finished painting, it's important to seal it with either a matte coat or gloss coat depending on what you're trying to achieve. Again, use small layers with 10-15 minute drying sessions when applying your sealant. This allows adequate time for the coats to set but not completely dry which will help avoid buildup and cloudiness.

If you have any questions, leave them in the comment area and I'll get back to you.

Operation Move Is Complete!

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 15:52:00 +0000

It seems since the trip out West my life has been in fast-forward, but I'm happy to announce that Megan and I are now in our new place and loving it. Thanks to our kickass friends and family we were able to get the place up and going faster. Yesterday we were able to focus on getting the studio room setup, which we'll be splitting down the middle. Although you can see the differences between our sides now, it'll look like night and day once we're done decorating it haha.

Now that life has gotten back to normal somewhat, I'll be getting back to work in a big way! First up on the to-do list are the commissions that my very patient fans have been waiting on. Putting the secret Kaiju project into motion. Plus getting ready for DCon which I can't wait to start on. I've got some new ideas for DCon and it'll be a mixture of my usual style in new ways plus Kaiju customs! I won't give away too much right now but I'm planning on some cool stuff for the Con. I'm sure there is a lot more on that list, but these are the top 3 priorities at the moment.

Lots more to come!

SDCC, Portland, and the Horizon

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 16:57:00 +0000

After a week and half of vacation I'm now on day three of reality. Megan and I ended up taking close to 500 pics on the trip, the slideshows are posted below. We had a blast on this trip and like most vacations it went WAY too quick. It was awesome to finally meet the Toyfam! After SDCC we jumped a plane to Portland to visit a friend up there and to unplug for awhile. After staying there a week I can say that city is fantastic! Who wouldn't like walking out there door and spotting Mt Hood in the distance? Overall the trip couldn't have went better, which made it harder to come back home.

SDCC

Portland

On another note, you'll have another chance to glimpse my custom mini tea "Sencha" at Forbidden Planet in London starting August 5th.

I'm still debating if I'll be going to DCon or not this year, but I'm leaning toward making it out there. Although I'll need somewhere to crash or someone to split room costs with. If you're interested let me know, leave a comment or shoot me an email troystith@hotmail.com

Besides planning and executing for DCon, I'm currently working on some commissions and working on the early stages of a secret kaiju project. More details about all of this will be revealed in the future.

"The Guardian" WIP Update

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 14:17:00 +0000

As some of you saw before I'm working on a commissioned original sculpt that's tentatively called "The Guardian". Since I haven't shared anything for a while, I figured I'd share the WIP pics that I have so far. Once it's complete I'll share the full story and details behind this piece, until then stay tuned for more WIP pics along the way.

Designer Con 2011

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 13:30:00 +0000

I'm happy to announce that I was invited by Matt Hisey of ToyPinionated to share a booth with the talented Yosiell Lorenzo at Designer Con 2011!

I know SDCC is right around the corner, but I was so stoked about this that I had to share it with all of you. I'll be planning for this among the commissions and other misc stuff I have going on right now. While I'm not sure if I'll be able to actually make it out there for the con (since I'll be at SDCC this year), I do promise that this booth will be awesome. With a booth partner like Yosiell your eyes certainly won't be disappointed. I'll be doing updates on here as we get closer and I know Matt and Yosiell will be too on their sites, so make sure you've bookmarked all of our pages for future announcements.

A huge thanks to Matt for putting this together and making me apart of it.

My Saturday Night

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Mon, 06 Jun 2011 14:06:00 +0000

Saturday night I was among many other talented artists at Rivet Gallery's 4th Anniversary celebration. I never remember to snap pics and of course this event was another one of those times. Thankfully Brian Szabelski from Tomopop was in attendance and he snapped some great pics and wrote up and article here about the event.

Overall it was a great time. I brought a commission piece to work on while chatting with attendees. I shared a table with the talented Jason Tharp who is also a Columbus based artist. We've chatted on Twitter quite a bit so it was great to finally meet him in person. Jason is a doodling machine who does some awesome work! Head over to his site.

This was my first time doing a live event like this and I would definitely do it again. A big thanks to Laura from Rivet for putting this together and inviting me to join the fun.

Armored Brush

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Tue, 31 May 2011 17:21:00 +0000

Armored Brush is a new endeavor I'm starting with my Canadian pal Jason Sao Bento (@Jay21Art). As many of you may or may not know, my style is heavily influenced by my geeky background in wargaming. While vinyl eats up most of my time these days, I've been pushing hard to get back to my roots. Armored Brush is the first step in that direction.

As you can see, Jason has already been busy building our site and doing a couple tutorial videos. Expect more of this from both of us soon. We'll also be doing product reviews, releasing our own base kits, dioramas, and a ton of other cool features. While we're still in our infancy, we already have a plethora of ideas stored up for all of you.

We'll be focusing not only on wargaming, but also on models, kaiju, and any other related hobbies we've dabbled in over the years. Between the two of us, we've learned a lot of helpful hints and tips through trial and error. Now it's time to share those tips.

While I may do a post or two here about Armored Brush, make sure you're following the blog for the most up to date news.

Final Total for #KaijuForJapan

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Wed, 18 May 2011 16:55:00 +0000

Things have finally settled down a bit here at the Gorilla Mouth camp. I'm happy to say all of the orders for the Kaiju for Japan sale have shipped this week and everyone should start to see packages from me arriving soon.

Even though this idea was born in a spontaneous tweet, the outcome couldn't have been better. Artists from around the globe came together for this cause and really produced some great work to help raise money for this donation. Not only did the artists turnout, the fans did as well. I know everyone is probably tired of hearing me say it, but I have to give another HUGE thanks to all that contributed and who bought something from the sale.

We ended up raising $5985 to donate to Direct Relief International. I chose this organization because all of the money donated will stay in the Japan relief money they collect. They don't spread around the money to different causes and or within the organization. Just like we donated 100% of the money, they keep 100% of the money donated in the cause that it was donated to. This is further explained here.

This sale went even better than I could have hoped and it's all because of the great people involved in our scene. Thanks again for coming together to make this happen!!

"The Wanderer" for Vinyl Roots at Dragatomi

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Wed, 11 May 2011 16:18:00 +0000

It's time to finally reveal my pieces for the Vinyl Roots show at Dragatomi this Saturday, May 14th.

16/37/1458

This marks the third day of my journey to the Caverns of Yandor. The strange trees of the Daven Forest never cease to amaze my eyes with their twists and turns. Each one seems to be watching you walk through their land. Although I doubted the tales I heard of the forest at the beginning of the trail, after two restless nights of peering eyes I've changed my outlook. In theory, the route I have laid out will put me at the Screaming Twins in a few more days, but this forest has proven anything but predictable. Thorny vines and troublesome mud seem to grow thicker and sloppier as I continue forward, I can only hope this stint of prickly luck will end soon.

16/40/1458

Finally reaching the end of the Daven Forests, I came across the Screaming Twins. The Twins were cut down for the great totems of Yandor. To the horror of the men, the trees began to wail while they sawed through them. Deafening the men closest and scarring everyone involved, the job was carried out and the site quickly abandoned. The Twins have since silenced, yet their wretched faces remain entombed forever.

17/03/1458

After a monotonous trek through the Rufian Plains, I arrived at the totems of Yandor. Although the totems stand a mile away, they serve as the entrance to the caverns. Standing as a warning of the woes and wonderment of what lie ahead. While historians argue about who the six faces represent, my personal belief is that each represents a former shaman of the land that fought for control in Tu'R'Land. Good and evil of the land have been at odds since the beginning of time, and the Caverns of Yandor stood as a sacred ground to both the dark and light worshippers of the land. While we still find ourselves at odds with the menacing shadows of the land, our conquest of the caverns has just begun.

17/04/1458

Even though I was so close to the caverns, I stayed the night at the totems. Not only preparing for my descent into the caverns, but to prepare myself mentally for the horrors I may encounter in the depths of the caverns. The sheer size of the tree that has taken root on top of the cavern speaks of the power of this land. The cave or something that resides within the cave appears to be sucking the life from the large tree. All I know is that if I'm to fully document the wonders of Tu'R'Land, then my journey must continue. For the Caverns of Yandor is the only passage to the great lands of Maroneen.

Full color pics of all the pieces are over in my flickr.

Vinyl Roots Teaser

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Tue, 03 May 2011 14:37:00 +0000

Here's a first look at a couple of the pieces that will be in the Vinyl Roots show at Dragatomi May 14th. Obviously I don't want to give away much about where I'm heading for this show, but I figured all of you might like an early glimpse ;) The vortex in the center is another piece I'm working on, but you'll have to wait for finished pics of that one. A lot more to come!

#KaijuForJapan Sale Update

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 14:50:00 +0000

Last Friday's launch of the Kaiju for Japan sale couldn't have went any better! Sales were coming in so fast that I thought my inbox was going to explode!! I want to thank all of the contributors and buyers for making this sale a complete success. We have a nice chunk to donate so far, but I'll give an exact number once the sale is over.

The sale will stay up until Friday, May 6th so if you're eying something make sure you nab it soon. Head to the shop to see what's left.

Chaosman ULTRA for #KaijuForJapan

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Fri, 22 Apr 2011 05:48:00 +0000

It's been another long night but my custom Chaosman is finally done and ready for Kaiju for Japan. This custom took a lot longer than I had anticipated, but it was a lot of fun to sculpt and paint. I wanted to keep the paints in the realistic realm creating natural looking fades that go with his organic styling.

Kaiju for Japan sale this FRIDAY!

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 20:10:00 +0000

I can't believe it's already been over a month since I started this sale and man did you guys and gals come through. We've got a large lineup of talent from across the globe contributing to this sale. I know I probably sound like a broken record but I don't care, I want to give another huge THANKS to all of you who dedicated your time and skills to make this sale come together. I also want to thank everyone who has helped spread the word across the interwebs. Please feel free to use the flyer above to keep spreading the word. Here are the details:

Sale goes live Friday, April 22nd at 4:00pm EST
You'll be heading to the Gorilla Mouth shop for the sale, specifically here: http://gorillamouth.bigcartel.com/category/kaiju-for-japan

I'm sure you're tired of me blabbering and want to see more stuff, well here it is:

1 of 2 contributions from BLObPUS:

2 of 5 contributions from Valley Dweller:

Jeff Lamm came through with this hand-painted proto Stee-Gar:

Of course Greasebat had to join the party thanks to Monster Worship:

"A Boatload O' Galtans" from Benoît Robitaille aka Zapatoloco:

Shane Haddy / Hints and Spices:

Leecifer:

Vinyl Roots Show

noreply@blogger.com (Troy Stith) — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 13:26:00 +0000

I've had to hold this one back for a little while now, but it's time to finally announce the Vinyl Roots show. I'm joining forces with Kevin Gosselin and J★RYU for this great show at Dragatomi on May 14th. As we approach the show date, I'll start releasing teasers of my pieces. This show is based around transformation so you're all in store for some great work new work from the three of us.