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Custom Minifigs! Based on my rogue stormtrooper cosplay from a year ago, I designed and custom made these little warriors with help from Bricks & Minifigs.
Though they were made mostly for fun, I gave away three of them via the Bionicle Maskposting Facebook group as a way to show my appreciation for them supporting my merch.
As long as LEGO’s early 2000 series ‘Bionicle’ will have an underground fan base, you can always find me pandering to their needs. And did you know? I sell all these designs as t-shirts! Check them out here: https://edensandersart.bigcartel.com/
In the artist world, every month is hosted to a particular art challenge.
Mermay is dedicated to drawing mermaids every day of May, Inktober is dedicated to making Ink drawings every day of October, and so on and so forth. But the month of August is the host of not one, but TWO art challenges: Arghust and Smaugust, challenging artists to draw either pirates or dragons every day of August. So I thought to myself, “Why not do both?”
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I was commissioned by Writers Domain to illustrate images for a Father’s Day quiz! Check it out below:
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Did you know that I used to maintain a popular Brickfilm page on YouTube named Eanimation? This channel was where I posted an entire repertoire of Lego Stop Motion films, including such classics as Lego Star Wars, An Average Death Star Day and Indiana Scones, and The Quest for The Platinum Waffle.
After almost 7 years of leaving the channel untouched, I have returned to breath life into it once again!
Watch the maiden return announcement here:
I was also very surprised to learn that the Official Brickfilms Wiki page has a bio about me! Wow!
I’ll be updating the Eanimation YouTube page with current projects that will also be featured on my Instagram and Facebook Page.
Keep on rocking!…
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In 2001, The Lego Group unveiled to the world a new league of action figures called Bionicle, cybernetic heroes on a quest to save their doomed island from the clutches of the evil Makuta. The series was so popular, it single-handedly saved Lego from a 10 year financial crisis.
Nearly 17 later, this Lego fandom has stood the test of time, with fans worldwide continuing to celebrate the ingenuity and sheer coolness of the Bionicle saga.
Today, I brand myself as one of those childhood fans, and contribute to the phenomenon with illustrative recreations of the original toy heroes that started it all. Enjoy!
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Want to see some of my old storyboards? Like… REALLY old storyboards? I originally uploaded all my storyboard sequences to a Blogspot website, and frankly didn’t do much with it. But now… you can visit it yourself!
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