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Inspired by modern science fiction, outsider art, and West African ceremonies, these drawn images explore issues of the human condition: It’s origins, myth, ritual, warfare, and spirituality.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

INVADERS FROM THE SKY samples!!!!

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Monday, November 8, 2010

ALIEN FOLDABLE(FOLDED)

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REPTILIAN FOLDABLE(FOLDED)

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"INVADERS FROM THE SKY" ZINE COVER

5.5X8.5

DOUBLE SIDED

BLACK AND WHITE

38 PAGES OF INVADERS FROM THE SKY

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INSIDE SAMPLE OF "INVADERS FROM THE SKY"

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ALIEN AND REPTILIAN PAPER FOLDABLE SCULPTURES

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Friday, April 30, 2010

Zirgon son of Zupta and Zipror

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Labels: new zumarian alien war garment

Monday, November 16, 2009

alien armies

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alien armies

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Tuesday, January 13, 2009

robots and humans

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emily in her birthday crown

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John and Emily collaboration

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John Gatti: Ridgewood, New York, United States; I created SpaceTribe Candy in 2007 as I was writing my undergraduate thesis paper at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. The art began with combining alien and robotic forms dressed in west African ceremonial garments-- Embracing the idea of a primitive but timeless alien “SpaceTribe”. When I moved to New York after graduation, I continued those themes in the form of hundreds of quick figurative creature drawings and images of interlocking geometric patterns reminiscent of tribal patterns. Inspired by modern science fiction, outsider art, and West African ceremonies, these drawn images explore issues of the human condition: It’s origins, myth, ritual, warfare, and spirituality.

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