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James Jean News and Releases
Everyone who bought one is framing theirs.
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talkingdeads
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My mom bought me a copy, she is the sweetest.
Whoa.
jamesjeanart wrote:Neither Home Nor Joy. Acrylic, Pastel, and Lacquer on Canvas, 36 x 36", 2014. On view Sept 25 at @Knowngallery For inquires, email info@knowngallery.com
the red ink makes me regret not buying one.
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James Jean's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles statues by Good Smile Company
GOOD SMILE COMPANY CREATES COLLECTIBLE SCULPTURES
OF NICKELODEON’S TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES
Four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles statues based on the artwork of renowned fine artist James Jean
Here is more info from our official press release!
Based on acclaimed fine artist James Jean’s original rendition of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Good Smile Company has made four individual sculptures that can be combined to create one large diorama sculpture. The individual statues will roll out separately, starting with the pre-order release of Leonardo in November 2014 and the remaining three in 2015.
Prototype samples of the highly detailed statues, along with Jean’s original image, will make their first appearance at the Good Smile Company booth (#422) at New York Comic Con between October 9th and October 12th.
A key highlight to this exciting project is the collaborative efforts between Takanori Aki, President and CEO of Good Smile Company, Inc. and James Jean. Known as the most awarded cover artist in comic book history and renown for a global collaboration with Prada, Jean stepped away from commercial work to focus on painting. Jean was asked by his good friend Aki to make a rare appearance back into the realm of commercial art to help in the visual development of the sculptures. Jean created an image that is reminiscent of the classic comic book version the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
“James Jean is a good friend and one of the most talented artists that I have had the fortune to work with,” says Takanori Aki. “The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles art piece he created for our project is truly fantastic. Staying true to his vision, our Good Smile Company creative team worked intricate details into the collectible statues which capture the essence of his artwork and will be just as great.” Jean says, “Good Smile Company and I have shared many adventures in the past, and this is a unique and rare collaboration that I hope the fans will treasure.”
Huge news right! We’re making the Ninja Turltes into amazing scaled figures! For those coming to New York Comic Con this year you’ll get to see them first in person! For now have a taste of Leonardo!
GOOD SMILE COMPANY CREATES COLLECTIBLE SCULPTURES
OF NICKELODEON’S TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES
Four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles statues based on the artwork of renowned fine artist James Jean
Here is more info from our official press release!
Based on acclaimed fine artist James Jean’s original rendition of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Good Smile Company has made four individual sculptures that can be combined to create one large diorama sculpture. The individual statues will roll out separately, starting with the pre-order release of Leonardo in November 2014 and the remaining three in 2015.
Prototype samples of the highly detailed statues, along with Jean’s original image, will make their first appearance at the Good Smile Company booth (#422) at New York Comic Con between October 9th and October 12th.
A key highlight to this exciting project is the collaborative efforts between Takanori Aki, President and CEO of Good Smile Company, Inc. and James Jean. Known as the most awarded cover artist in comic book history and renown for a global collaboration with Prada, Jean stepped away from commercial work to focus on painting. Jean was asked by his good friend Aki to make a rare appearance back into the realm of commercial art to help in the visual development of the sculptures. Jean created an image that is reminiscent of the classic comic book version the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
“James Jean is a good friend and one of the most talented artists that I have had the fortune to work with,” says Takanori Aki. “The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles art piece he created for our project is truly fantastic. Staying true to his vision, our Good Smile Company creative team worked intricate details into the collectible statues which capture the essence of his artwork and will be just as great.” Jean says, “Good Smile Company and I have shared many adventures in the past, and this is a unique and rare collaboration that I hope the fans will treasure.”
Huge news right! We’re making the Ninja Turltes into amazing scaled figures! For those coming to New York Comic Con this year you’ll get to see them first in person! For now have a taste of Leonardo!
