New York digital artist and “plastic surgeon” Jason Freeny is a mad scientist. Using Super Sculpey and his imagination, Freeny explores the hypothetical innards of iconic toys with incredible detail. His one of a kind creations are quickly snatched up for around a thousand dollars on Ebay. Exploring anatomy in his sculptures and illustrations since 2000, Freeny has been dissecting toys for the last year. I’m head over heels in love with the effect of adorable and macabre produced by these toys. They’re extremely creepy cute!
In the 1980s some entrepreneurs in Ghana invested in vhs video equipment and brought movies to Ghana. They toured the country and brought the magic of film to towns and remote villages many of which did not have electric power (a portable generator was used). The movies were shown in restaurants, school houses or outdoors and in many cases introduced movies to people for the first time.
To promote the films local artists were commissioned to do original movie posters. These posters were typical oil paintings that were rolled up and taken from town to town. The artist recalled scenes from memory but in some cases had not seen the film at all.
Each poster was unique and generally no copies were printed. In the 1990s television became widespread in Ghana and the portable theaters faded away. Since then Ghanaian hand painted movie posters have become popular with collectors around the world.
Terminator 2
Evil Dead 2
The Spy Who Loved Me
Children of the Corn
Cujo
Ewoks The Battle for Endor
House Party
Top Dog
Not sure about these films .. some of them may be Ghanian Films? If you know the background of these please post in the comments