Sarlaac Pillow Will Eat Your Head
Geekdom and soft furnishing collide in a pillow that will digest you over a thousand years.
There's something positively Lovecraftian about the Sarlaac from Return of the Jedi. A ancient creature that dwells at the bottom of a pit - or possibly is the pit - with a disgestive system that takes centuries to finish you off.
So what do you do with a creature that is indescribably horrible? You guessed it, make it plush. Created for the Stitch Wars [http://www.tatescomics.com/stitchwars/] exhibition at the Bear & Bird gallery in Lauderhill, Florida - located above a comic book store just to make this extra geeky - which opens later this month, and is just one of dozens of pieces.
If they're all as good as this one, and this is very good indeed, it'll be an exhibition worth seeing. I especially want to see all the plush Vaders.
Source: Boing Boing [http://www.boingboing.net/2009/07/04/saarlac-pillow.html]
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Geekdom and soft furnishing collide in a pillow that will digest you over a thousand years.
There's something positively Lovecraftian about the Sarlaac from Return of the Jedi. A ancient creature that dwells at the bottom of a pit - or possibly is the pit - with a disgestive system that takes centuries to finish you off.
So what do you do with a creature that is indescribably horrible? You guessed it, make it plush. Created for the Stitch Wars [http://www.tatescomics.com/stitchwars/] exhibition at the Bear & Bird gallery in Lauderhill, Florida - located above a comic book store just to make this extra geeky - which opens later this month, and is just one of dozens of pieces.
If they're all as good as this one, and this is very good indeed, it'll be an exhibition worth seeing. I especially want to see all the plush Vaders.
Source: Boing Boing [http://www.boingboing.net/2009/07/04/saarlac-pillow.html]
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