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Artist Jason Freeny, who makes wonderfully absurdist anatomical sculptures, took viewers behind the scenes to share how he created a character for his “Plunger Monsters” series. Freeny shows each step of the 11 day process, which includes sculpting, wet sanding, airbrushing, and other details that go into a Freeny original….

Artist Jason Freeny has created wonderful anatomical sculptures of a classic Balloon Dog and a Bathing Ducky. The balloon dog and duck models, which expose what might be inside of each object, are available to purchase from Mighty Jaxx. Balloon Dog Funny Anatomy – Manufactured by 4D Master and designed…

Artist Jason Freeny has created an awesome series of anatomical sculptures that portray popular Looney Tunes characters. Freeny‘s Bugs Bunny, Tweety Bird, Taz, Marvin the Martian, and Daffy Duck sculptures are available to purchase from Mighty Jaxx and Collect and Display. images via Mighty Jaxx and Collect and Display via…

Artists Jason Freeny, Ben Qwek, and Adam Tan worked together with Mighty Jaxx to create XXRAY, a collection featuring anatomical sculptures of iconic DC Comics superheroes. Sculptures portraying Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman are available to purchase from the XXRAY website. images via XXRAY

Nuvango Gallery has released “No One Teaches You How To Be An Artist,” a video interview with skilled New York artist Jason Freeny (previously). The interview, which is part of Nuvango Gallery’s ongoing video series, dissects Freeny’s unique art career and series of anatomical sculptures. More about his background and…

New York artist and designer Jason Freeny dissected and exposed what might be inside of James P. “Sulley” Sullivan, a giant furry animated monster from Monsters, Inc., with his fantastic “Dissected Sulley” model. Prints and sculptures are available to purchase online from Freeny’s website. Previously, we’ve written about his ongoing…

Artist and designer Jason Freeny exposes the insides of Papa Smurf, a fictional character from The Smurfs, with his detailed “Papa Smurf Dissected” model. Prints are available to purchase at Freeny’s website. photos by Jason Freeny

The Brain Cube is a brilliant design created by New York City artist and designer Jason Freeny that gives classic Rubik’s Cube 3-D twisty puzzle a human brain look and feel. To win, you must match up folds of the brain, rather than colors. The Brain Cube is now available…