Bustin’ Makes Me Feel Good

Posted: 09/04/2010

Last night’s opening reception of the 3G Show — fine art inspired by Ghostbusters, Gremlins and The Goonies — was packed with lowbrow art lovers. Great pieces from German Orozco, Drake Brodahl, Craig Parrillo and Jude Buffum were the main draw, but the sidewalk outside Gallery 1988 was overflowing thanks to the DeLorean time machine parked outside right behind this thing.

Yes, the Ecto-1 showed up and in perfect working order. Seats for four Ghostbusters, working sirens, room for proton packs in the back and a copy of Tobin’s Spirit Guide on the dashboard. Awesome.

Also, this guy showed up.

Winston!!

Categories

art, brief nerdity, events

Featured Products

  • Big Money, Big Prizes (natural)

    Big Money, Big Prizes (natural)

    Brand new VCRs! Toasters! Riding mowers! Good meat! Cash! Prizes! Bikini-clad spokesmodels! And a NEW CAR!! I love it!!!

  • A. Kidd & Nikuman (red)

    A. Kidd & Nikuman (red)

    After scarfing down WAY too many rice balls and 'burgers in Miracle World, Alex is ready for a little something different: a pitiable but delicious little meat bun!

  • Drakee (orchid jersey)

    Drakee (orchid jersey)

    Alefgardian zoologists have long wondered what lies inside the flying field bat known in ancient times as the drakee. Now we know: adorable guts!!

  • Shao Khalvin (white)

    Shao Khalvin (white)

    Anyone else think Kintaro looks a little too much like an anthropomorphic stuffed tiger? Maybe one that only Shao Khan can see when no one else is around? Designed by the brilliant Nina “Space Coyote” Matsumoto, comics and Kombat collide in a very weird way.

  • The Year 20XX (black)

    The Year 20XX (black)

    Heavy Metal magazine and Hajime Sorayama taught us at a young age that, in the future, sexy lady robots will be the norm. Our tribute to foxy droid girls imagines one futuristic scenario in which The Guardian Legend and The Bride of Pinbot get it on.

  • Snack Attack (natural)

    Snack Attack (natural)

    An immoderate indulgence of tasty Japanese treats, featuring the pixel art genius of Paul Robertson.

     

Share Meat Bun

Search the Site