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Vinyl Thoughts Art Show : 3 for one night in DallasTwo Ton Twenty One from F+ (Josh Pearce)

Posted on: September 08, 2012 @ 3:33PM
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Two Ton Twenty One from F+ (Josh Pearce)

I saw Josh's piece for the Vinyl Thoughts Art Show : 3 pop up on my facebook feed and I immediately had two thoughts. First, thanks for shooting it on white, and secondly can I buy this from him before the show opens next week? I'm not even a fan of The Venture Bros, I think I've only found time to watch one or two episodes, but this custom is so amazing it makes me want to watch the series to I can wax intellectual about it as it sits on my shelf.

This custom Munny along with Rsinart's piece 'Carol' from 'Where the Wild Things Are' it's already shaping up to be an awesome night in Dallas. The show is going to be in a bigger venue this year for one night only at Life in Deep Ellum on Thursday, September 13th from 7-11pm. For more info be sure to check out vinylthoughtsartshow.com.

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Everyone who loves designer toys will shit bricks for the venture bros if they don't watch it already. Hands down the best thing on television, and it's totally with the world/ethos of designer and retro pop art.