Friday, July 10, 2009

TERRIFYING GYO FIGURINE BY ANDRÉ PETER

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Today I received these photos of a horrifying and badass handmade figurine by longtime Same Hat reader, André Peter! He's painstakingly depicted the horrible fate of the female protagonist Kaori from Junji Ito's fishpocalypse manga, Gyo. You can check out some pages here on the Viz site, if you haven't already read it.

Enjoy the pictures and let him know what you think in the comments!


To see more of André's sculpture work, head over to this Conceptart.org forum thread. Thanks again for sharing this awesome piece of work, dude!

22 comments:

  1. Wow! This looks fantastic! I can't even imagine the amount of work it required! It's beautiful ^^

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  2. spork7:57 AM

    Wow, that's bad ass!

    You might want to fix the "forum link" though. It points to samehat.blogspot.com which I'm assuming it's supposed to point to some conceptart forum instead.

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  3. @spork: Thanks for catching that, just fixed the link! :)

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  4. Freakin' A! Where can I buy one? It'd be a nice coffee table piece ^__^

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  5. Holy crap that's amazing!

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  6. LOL @ no assshot comment

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  7. badddddasssssssssss!! gwahh so rad;; The zombie sponge bob, also. So much win.

    also secretly [feel free to remove if totally trashy]: swedish gyo .... me & my friend's own sculptural interpretation.

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  8. Holy rotting fish guts, that's so !@#$% awesome.

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  9. Carla4:50 PM

    That's absolutely disgusting...


    And I mean that as the best compliment ever :D what an amazing work.

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  10. Okada5:41 PM

    Amazing! But...poor Kaori.

    (lol at the swedish Gyo!!)

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  11. Nice work. Seconding the ass shot request.

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  12. André Peter2:04 AM

    Omg, thanks guys!
    You can't believe how happy I am with being featured here and recieving such great comments!

    Good thing I made a shot from behind already :)

    http://nhc6ug.blu.livefilestore.com/y1pRC2ccxipFAwY9lrHmdJEnsotvIGY3XAbfXAHVtKQhqTPkRIS2PJHk4LY8_UERUcgmGx6o1qJKzMQDSS6U4aU9A/DSC00319.JPG

    What should I do next? A disfigured Tomie, a zombie Patrick or something original?

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  13. That sculpture is all win right there. Excellent, excellent work.

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  14. Jaclyn3:21 AM

    wow, this is so freaking awesome.. it looks great and is especially badass since it's home made.

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  15. oh fuck, that's horrifying. I wish more of Ito's comics were in english.

    I went to an art show a couple of months ago, and both me and a friend were both reminded of the Ito story were the people go into the holes in the mountain by one of the pieces (stretchy)

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  16. it would be the best thing ever, if you could control this thing with a remote or something. great work, sir.

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  17. This is nice, but I'd love to have the walking-shark-attack scene sculpted!

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  18. Awesome! This is one the most commented-on posts to date.

    Thanks again to Andre!

    Speaking of that shark-scene, here is a commission that I bought from Johnny Ryan back in 2007: Me getting eaten by the Gyo shark!

    http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2226/2196947150_39e03a978d.jpg

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  19. Okada8:53 PM

    @André Peter: what about Shuichi's turned-into-a-spiral father inside the tub, from Uzumaki vol.1? :)

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  20. André Peter2:34 AM

    @Okada
    Good idea. I'm gonna look into how i could tackle that one. Shoulnd't be too much work.

    @ Ryan
    No problemo, keep up the amazing work!

    @All
    Thanks a lot!

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  21. the book lends itself to being made into such a great live action movie, argh, well by people with talent at least.

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  22. Great, great likeness. Nice to see so many GYO fans around, too.

    What next? I'd rather see something from UZUMAKI before TOMIE. The Jack-in-the-box was terrifying!

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