Showing posts with label gi joe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gi joe. Show all posts

Friday, February 28, 2020

Visual Narratives | The Return of G.I. Joe!

02.28.2020 - Prior to the leaks revealing the latest G.I. Joe Classified series of six inch action figures there have been rumblings about the brands return.

It has been almost seven years since the last live-action movie “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” came out in the big screen in March 2013 and of course a plethora of 4-inch action figures were produced.

There have been rumors that Hasbro might farm the G.I. Joe brand to another toy manufacturer the way they did with their Tonka IP previously with Funrise and now being produced by Basic Fun. Those rumors of Jazwares producing the 4-inch range was quickly dashed during this past weekend’s New York Toy Fair.

Monday, January 10, 2011

The First Imperfect Panorama Toy Photography!

01.10.2011 - There are many versions, concepts, and imaginations done in Toy Photography. From my perspective, I try to make them into artwork using a camera rather than a pencil or paintbrush for most talented artists out there.

The concept can be indoors or outdoors capturing one image with toys as the subject of its narrative that you put together from your imagination that could mean a lot of expressions.

I've been doing Toy Photography since 2007 and have been pushing the envelope of coming up with new ideas that some might have done way better than I could have first thought about.

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Cobra Wants You.


05.17.2009 - Last night's Jack TV Animation Festival was rocked by band performances from Manibela, Earnville, Duster, Pedicab, and Imago. But before the hoopla and the music it was another affair with viewers, fans, geeks, and everyone in between the pop culture.

So during those hours some of us, where having a little bit of down time. As usual the eye of a Toy Photographer never eludes a good spot.

Cobra Commander was seen making a marketing ad for Cobra Wants You inside the Terror Dome. Which was actually those side lights at the stairs inside the newly built Sky Garden at SM North Edsa.

Gotta love doing these toy shoots.