Luke Feldman: ONE Night Only @ Rotofugi & then some

[Photo courtesy of Luke Feldman/Skaffs]

Our boy Luke Feldman is going to be having a one night only gig in Chicago at Rotofugi on Wed. Dec. 10. If you're in the area, be sure to stop by and watch Luke do his thing. I've witnessed it briefly at Wondercon and it's pretty friggin' amazing (see)!

Can't make it? Me too, but no worries. Luke's got other things up his sleeves to keep the rest of us entertained. 

Recently he's created a piece based on Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are." This is available at Culver City's Wonderful World of Animation Art Gallery for $400 -- clearly, for those who are collectors with beaucoup bucks to spare. 

*sigh* Must be nice.

[Photo courtesy of Luke Feldman/Skaffs]

Now for something on the affordable side. The lovely Ester is now immortalized on her own skate deck. Pick one up for $65 at Pop Art Skate Boards. See, $65 isn't that scary. Right? Mmm hmm.

[Photo courtesy of Luke Feldman/Skaffs]

Christmas is around the corner and this totally matches my room .  .  . hint. Mom, are you reading this? =)

More SKAFFS info

If you guys like the work of our pal Luke Feldman comes up with, be sure to check out his blog. It's got all the latest from him including art, upcoming projects, shows, events, and the occasional giveaway. 

Last Wednesday he participated in the Split Obsession show in Honolulu where he did a live painting and artist signing. Here's our boy doing his thing:

Clingy Chicks

Luke Feldman (remember, our homeskillet from Comic Con and WonderCon?) kindly let us know that he debuted a few prototypes of his life-size vinyl adhesive ladies and fairies at his "sell-out" Melbourne show at Paper Shadow Gallery last month.

Statement:

"SKAFFS launches life-size vinyl adhesive female prototypes at the sell-out Melbourne show last month. These life size sexy chicks and fairies provide the perfect opportunity to decorate your shop or apartment walls."

Thanks for keeping us in the know, Luke! ^_^

[Photo Courtesy of SKAFFS-- go here to see the other 2 pics]

Luke Feldman

I found Luke Feldman (remember Gie and Murse checked him out at the Pop Cling show and he was also at Comic Con to show off his animated short "Who Saved the Moon"?) at the Cartoon Art Museum's booth doing sketches for donations and also sold some of his prints.

While there, the prototype of his figure Maiko made it's public debut.



Annnddd, coming hot of the presses (literally -- it was printed the day before) a brand new Pop Cling wall decal made it's debut at Wondercon as well. Luke was telling me and my friend that it was inspired by the Victoria's Secret angels.



Oh yes, when I mentioned our blog, he said he was familiar with it. YAY! >^_^<  

[All photos courtesy of NiNa -- do not take without permission]