The Joker Figurine from 'Hot Toys' Looks Eerily Realistic
Riley von Niessen — July 12, 2016 — Art & Design
References: sideshowtoy & hypebeast
'Hot Toys' is Hong Kong-based company that's known for its ability to manufacture collectibles with an amazing accuracy. In preparation for the release of 'Suicide Squad,' Hot Toys released a limited edition collectible of the Joker character that's portrayed by actor Jared Leto.
The figurine is unbelievably realistic, with every last detail contained on the collectible's small frame. This includes minuscule face tattoos, small cuts, individual hairs and intricate gold teeth.
The eyes of the Hot Toys Joker are probably the most impressive however, with the glistening paint making it look as though its come to life. The collectible comes dressed in a straight jacket and with a chair, allowing it to be showcased in a number of different poses -- which is made possible by its 30 points of articulation.
The figurine is unbelievably realistic, with every last detail contained on the collectible's small frame. This includes minuscule face tattoos, small cuts, individual hairs and intricate gold teeth.
The eyes of the Hot Toys Joker are probably the most impressive however, with the glistening paint making it look as though its come to life. The collectible comes dressed in a straight jacket and with a chair, allowing it to be showcased in a number of different poses -- which is made possible by its 30 points of articulation.
Trend Themes
1. Hyper-real Collectibles - Manufacturing collectibles with an amazing accuracy, containing every last detail.
2. Glistening Paint Effect - Utilizing paint to create an eye-catching hyper-realistic effect, making it look like the collectible has come to life.
3. Highly Detailed Figurines - Creating figurines that have 30 points of articulation, enabling multiple poses to showcase the intricate detail on each collectible.
Industry Implications
1. Collectibles - Manufacturing collectibles with hyper-realistic detail that will entice collectors and enthusiasts alike.
2. Entertainment - Utilizing hyper-real collectibles to create buzz and excitement around the release of new movies and shows.
3. Fine Arts - Taking inspiration from hyper-real collectibles to create hyper-realistic artwork and sculptures.
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