Showing posts with label Ryan Branoff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ryan Branoff. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2013

Spotlight On: Ryan Branoff's Pook-a-Looz

We got word from Ryan that he was selling this awesome group of vinyl tomorrow so we wanted to share with you. It's a shame Disney cancelled Pook-a-Looz, we kinda dug them and their style.
"I am beyond excited to debut my latest custom series: 'Pook-a-Looz Pairs'! Before I got into Vinylmation, I collected Disney's version of Ugly Dolls; Pook-a-Looz. After the series ran it's course, I moved onto the Disney collectible that we all know and love. I thought combining these two collectibles would make for the perfect custom set!

There are 32 figures in total, some depicting Disney produced Pook-a-Looz and some new designs. I will be selling these in pairs for $135 shipped. You can choose any of the pairs shown (listed in the comments section).

These will be sold on my customs page: facebook.com/customvinylmationryanbranoff on Tuesday, September 3rd at 8pm EST."
-Ryan Branoff

The pairs that will be sold are....

  
Woody & Buzz
Lotso & Little Green Man
Sulley & Boo
Ralph & Vanellope
Sorcerer Mickey & Steamboat Willie
Alice & Queen of Hearts
Mad Hatter & Cheshire Cat
Peter Pan & Tinkerbell
Snow White & Grumpy
Mary Poppins & Jack Sparrow
Jack Skellington & Oogie Boogie
Winnie the Pooh & Eeyore 
Mickey & Minnie
Donald & Daisy
Goofy & Pluto
Chip & Dale

Monday, April 8, 2013

Spotlight On: Ryan Branoff's Stitch and Ugly Duckling


Our good friend Ryan sent us a few pictures of his latest custom Vinylmation. So here is Stitch and the Ugly Duckling.
 "One of my favorite Disney movies is 'Lilo & Stitch' and I think at the emotional core of the movie is the scene where Stitch reads 'The Ugly Duckling' for the first time. I think it's a great moment where Stitch realizes that he acts out because he is lonely. I wanted to capture this emotion in the set that I created. The way I tried to represent Stitch is a little bit different than how we've seen him in the past. He's looking calm, and thoughtful. In addition to the 9" figure, I knew to complete this set that I would need a 3" Duckling and a picture book accessory. Both I think compliment the 9" Stitch well and really complete the package!"
- Ryan Branoff

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Spotlight On: Ryan Branoff's Animal

We ran into Ryan on the internet and since MC is a recovering drummer, this custom spoke to us. We asked Ryan about his custom.


Destination Vinylmation: Hi Ryan, how long have your been doing customs?

Ryan Branoff: I've always been interested in the custom world of Vinylmation. I have been collecting Vinylmation for the last 3 years, but have just recently in the past month been doing my own customs. I've been working really hard this past month, I never knew how addicting creating your own Vinylmation would be!

DV: They are addicting! So, what is your art background?

RB: Art has always been a major part of my life. I went to an arts-centric high school, where I studied Visual Arts, and this continued on to university. Since then, I have been working as a commission artist with a focus on portraiture (on the side to my day job).

DV: That sounds fun. I love this figure, what inspired it?

RB: Definitely my love of the Muppets was the inspiration behind this figure. Ever since I was little, I have been a big fan of the Muppets, especially Animal. I have a pretty expansive Muppet collection spanning from the Palisades line of action figures to every Muppet-related Vinylmation that has been released. I knew my first 9 inch custom had to be special, and the result was my Electric Mayhem Animal.

DV: What was the most difficult part of this design?

RB: The Electric Mayhem logo on the back was the most challenging. I knew I had to get it just right to execute the overall design on the back of figure and in order for the figure to have the overall feel I was going for.

DV: Don't worry. It looks great! Just curious, which are your favorite Muppets?

RB: Animal, Gonzo, and Bean Bunny.

DV: Which of Disney's VInylmation figures is your favorite?

RB: This one is really tough. There are a lot of figures that appeal to me, but I would have to say that it's a toss up between Park 1 Kermit and Park 3 Rizzomouse.

DV: How can people find more of your figures?

RB: To see any of my past projects and for future releases, you just need to 'Like' my Facebook Artist Page: www.facebook.com/CustomVinylmationRyanBranoff or email me at ryan.branoff@facebook.com.