The Legend Of Apollo Bust by Carbon-Fibre Media
"In an oppressive environment that is a caricature of the class-distinction and the division of a troubled society, a dying, desperate, father, submits himself to a radical experiment so that he may live to prevent his troubled son from traveling a disastrous path toward ruin." "The Legend Of Apollo" by Carbon-Fibre Media can currently be viewed online as an "E-Cell"-comic, and from it comes the manifestation of Apollo as a 1/6th-scaled Bust in metallique-finish, available for purchase here for US$300 per.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: This is the first of a series of 1/6 scale sculpts, busts and action figures based on the original web series, "THE LEGEND OF APOLLO", written and illustrated by Grey. Credits: Designer: GREY; Sculptors: GREY & KILROY III; Contributing Artist: Eli Livingston.
CLICK THRU for more snaps of Apollo, more about Carbon-Fibre Media, as well as a peek at the next figure in line for release; "Val-Mar, Prince Of The Damned"
WHO-IS: Carbon-Fibre Media [www] as a company was formed to create original multimedia content with a vision directed toward advancing the form and function of sequential art and storytelling. It does so by focusing on the intent and design of creative interfaces and refining their approach to address the demands of "new media."
PRESS: Our objective is to offer creative properties that push the envelope of standard media fare into an artistically dangerous realm with controversial and unusually thought-provoking content.
Carbon-Fibre Media has at its core a talented group of visionary artists distinguished by the unique quality of their creative approach.
Currently being featured are sculptures created by Grey and Kilroy III, based on properties created by Grey and released as E-CELLs with music produced by Asen James.
Carbon-Fibre Media productions can be viewed @ http://www.carbon-fibre.me/
Val-Mar, Prince Of The Damned: A young girl's quest for womanhood is interrupted when she finds herself in the middle of an impossible war between Gods and Monsters played out on the streets of New York City.
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