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Unique reinterpretations of Frankenstein's monster for sale

Cory Doctorow at 5:04 pm Tue, Nov 8, 2011

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The It's Alive project features unique artists' reinterpretations of the classic Frankenstein's monster bust. There's some great pieces there, including 34-FRANCISCO DE LOS MUERTOS by P.J. Tamayo and 47-HALF MAN HALF TONE by Kristen Anderson.

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  • Donald Petersen

    Wow!  There’s a whole bunch there that are tempting.

  • EH

    what happened to all those darth vaders that were reinterpreted some time ago?

  • relawson

    As an aside to the actual post, I want to thank you for indicating this is Frankenstein’s “Monster”.

    I corrected my 7yo a couple of years ago that Dr. Frankenstein made the creature. For some reason he has retained this bit of info and will ask for clarification whenever the name is mentioned.

    Kids say the darndest things… right?

  • geech

    So very good. Lots of Karloffy goodness in there. I must say, the FrankenBerry wins it for me.

  • Bookburn

    That “Grateful Un-dead” is fantastic.

  • Dave Jenkins

    With that pompadour frame, I was expecting at least an Elvistein, and maybe a Frankenreagan.