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Next Fantasy Figure Gallery Unveiled
Touch of Ice by Luis Royo...
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This winter, Yamato USA invites fans to feel the simple, sensual touch of ice as it unveils the next installment to its Fantasy Figure Gallery - Touch of Ice by Luis Royo. Masterfully sculpted by Shunjii Hagii, Luis Royo's work is brought to life as never before. Six inches crouching, Yamato USA's Fantasy Figure Gallery - Touch of Ice (Luis Royo) comes complete with numbered display base and certificate of authenticity in a collector's style window box with the first edition limited to just 2,500 pieces worldwide. MSRP of $89.95.
ABOUT LUIS ROYO
Luis Royo was born in 1954 in Olalla, a small town in Teruel. In 1972 he starts painting and exhibiting in various forums. In 1978 he begins his career as a comic-book artist. In 1983 he goes to illustration, where he will harvest his greatest successes.
In 1992 his first book, Women, appears, followed by Malefic (1994), Secrets (1996), III Millenium (1998), Dreams (1999), Prohibited Book (1999), Evolution (2001), Prohibition Book 2 (2001), Conceptions I (2002), Visions (2003), Prohibited Book 3 (2003), Conceptions II (2003), Prohibited Sketchbook (2004), Fantastic Art (2004), The Labyrinth Tarot (2004), and Conceptions III (2005). To these titles we must add the publication of six series of collector cards, six portfolios, posters, and two packs of Tarot cards, The Black Tarot and The Labyrinth Tarot.
The growing popularity of his pictures has allowed us to find them as well in postcards, calendars, packs of cards, T-shirts, CD jackets, videogames, and even on some sculptures.
Re: Next Fantasy Figure Gallery Unveiled
I think these are beautiful. It's too bad they chose a scale that just doesn't go with anything else in my collection.
I wish they'd do smaller versions of these too, say in scale with DC Direct figs.
I think way more people would buy 'em (especially with a smaller price too).
