Posted by marc July 18, 2014
JPK takes a grim approach for his most recent custom. Using Andrew Bell and Kidrobot's Mardivale Dunny, this dark but somehow beautiful custom goes beyond the standard skull and scythe, adding skeletal anatomy and detailed wings. The skull is particularly eye-catching thanks to being very slightly off-kilter and having tiny details like a fracture down the middle and gnarled teeth.
Pick up Clutter Magazine Issue 21 for our interview with JPK.
Photo credit: Justin Allfree
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