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Sorry for dbl posting, but it just struck me that 808B1E translate from 1337 to english, BOBBIE. Kind of cool.
5:00 PM on 04.20.2009
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Colette Bennett
Looking a bit like a character that could effortlessly emerge from a Studio Ghibli production, artist James Ian Killinger's 808B1E exudes a sort of quiet kindness from his bronzed metal body. Traditional metalsmithing and modern influence were behind his creation. Don't you wish he was real?
Sadly 808B1E is not for sale, but here's to betting that quite a few collectors would like to have his wise gaze cast over their toy shelves. Perhaps Mr. Killinger can be convinced to sell his impressive work somewhere down the line.
[Via NotCOT]
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