Triple A show

Join Borders Ward Center as they display the latest work from three of the biggest names in Hawaii’s art scene.

Entitled the “Triple A” show, this month long display features work from three guys named Aaron:  

Aaron Lee AKA MyCryptonauts

Aaron Martin AKA angry woebots

… and newest Pocket Full of Monsters member: Aaron Yoshino AKA Honozooloo

This display is up throughout the month of February at Borders Ward Center.  So, while you check out the new Seattle’s Best, or pick up a few books, check out some of the dopest work this side of Chinatown.

NEW! MyCrptonauts x moedigliani Crypto Paper

The latest edition of Crypto Paper, MyCryptonauts running series of paper toys, is out in the wild.  This edition is provided by moedigliani, who did an awesome job with the design.

You can go get these in a couple different ways: one way is through the MyCryptonauts website, downloading the PDF and printing it out yourself.  The other, and easier, way is to find Lofa out and about and he should have a couple pre-made ones on him.  You can also find the toys at all the dopest retailers in Hawaii, such as exclusive, prototype, and split obsession.

These paper toys are brought to you courtesy of MyCryptonauts, Pocket Full of Monsters, and Moedigliani.

MyCryptonauts now available at Munky King

The Professor aka Aaron Lee of MyCryptonauts has a special series of abominable crypto-snowmen available at Munky King, LA’s top notch toy shop.

The Cryptonauts were part of a Pocket Full of Monsters crew show that was there at Munky King the past month.  Now, there’s a limited number of these special crypto-snowmen available to scoop up.

If you’re a big fan of Aaron’s work, so you’ve been looking for some Cryptonauts to rock for yourself, no better time than now to make the call to Munky King.

Or you can hit up the Cryptonauts on their own site and see if there’s adoption papers to be had.

NEW! Kabuki Inspired Cryptonauts

The Professor Aaron Lee is back with some new Cryptonauts, ready for adoption.  The special thing about these Cryptonauts are that they are inspired by Kabuki Masks.  Very fresh.  If you haven’t had a chance to check out the Cryptonauts out at a groundUP show, then you should know that these things are very well made and the quality and time put into these things are amazing.  I have one and I can say that these are pretty much the real deal.

One thing to keep in mind is that these are built a bit bigger than your normal Cryptonauts, so if you have a special place reserved for them, might want to make it a bit bigger.

To adopt your very own Cryptonaut plushie, check them out at Aaron’s site: http://www.MyCryptonauts.com