PENNYWISE: Fanart & Custom Toys for the "IT" Clown of Celluloid

The “Pennywise” demon clown / “IT”-hype continues forth, after the film’s premiere earlier in the month (still showing in SG btw) - and by “this film”, I meant the 2017-version directed by Andy Muschietti - with this blogpost featuring fanart and custom toys, celebrating the hype!

What if "IT" was an anime?🎈 pic.twitter.com/EAKTbvUjF2

— Kev (@KevChelios) September 28, 2017

“What if "IT" was an anime?🎈” - And thanks to @KevChelios, illustrator Mike Anderson’s interpretation gets “animated” (above / headsup via io9), and as well Mike has a new image for your collective viewing pleasures:

Beep beep, Richie! #pennywisethedancingclown #pennywisetheclown #pennywise #manga #anime #stephenkingsit #it2017

A post shared by Mike Anderson (@mikuloctopus) on Sep 29, 2017 at 11:47pm PDT

A post shared by Mike Anderson (@mikuloctopus) on Jun 6, 2017 at 7:43am PDT

PENNYWISE Fanart by Rudy Ao
(www.aoillustration.com / rudynurdiawan@gmail.com):

(Previously featured on #popcornX)
PENNYWISE Fanart by Tik Ka From East
(www.facebook.com/tikkafromeast / info.tikkaart@gmail.com):

(Previously featured on #popcornX)

“"MITT" The Clown” sofubi set by Six TwentyEight destined for New York Comic Con 2017 (Oct 5-8) available exclusively vi myplasticheart’s Booth #888. Limited to 10 sets only, price is currently UNKNOWN! View MORE images HERE #onTOYSREVIL!

do you want a balloon? 🎈 #It #pennywise #StephenKing #derry #custom #customtoy #dunny #kidrobot #allfloatsdownhere #jumpjumperant #drunkroach #cucarachaborracha @antjumpjumper

A post shared by CUCARACHA BORRACHA (@drunk_roach) on Sep 23, 2017 at 4:53am PDT

PENNYWISE as a 3-inch tall custom by Jump Jumper AntAnt Ant Jumper x CUCARACHA BORRACHA was released in two editions: SMILING and NON-SMILING = BOTH of which have since been SOLD OUT!


(54 pieces = 1 Pennywise)


The distinct visual aspect of the film no doubt comes from the costume design - which featured an extremely “old-timey” feel with “Medieval, Renaissance, Elizabethan, and Victorian” multiple timelines bringing a severely aged notion to the aesthetics - much different to the earlier “creepy clown at parties”-look from the earlier film incarnation … and in addition the clown facial make-up has decidedly gone a more distinct “eviler” (reminding me of “The Crow” actually) … Won’t be too surprised WHAT costume might be popular this coming Halloween tho … :)