intricate handmade xbox 360 faceplates
October 7th, 2007 comments (2) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
Swiss artist André Willimann handcrafts these gloriously detailed 3-dimensional faceplates for Microsoft’s Xbox 360 console. Each one is meticulously assembled from custom molded 3-D pieces, then individually oil painted to give the works depth and color.
The artist is currently selling a limited-edition series called “Treasure Island”, which feature a vivid scene of tropical waves, islands and even a detailed skull if you look close enough.
While I love the pirate theme, I have to say this earlier “Molten Stone” faceplate really knocked my socks off. It looks like a hot lava flow busting through a slab of rock.
While the Molten Stone one isn’t for sale, you can find one of the Treasure Island faceplates on the artist’s Etsy shop ($120), but since each one is handmade, you might have to wait a little while if the current listing sells.
filed under: geek art + craft hacks + mods video games
October 7th, 2007 comments (2): stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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Wow, those are impressive. And to think I was searching for the Viva Pinata faceplate.
Viva Pinata sucks you can find the faceplate anywhere…. anyways those faceplates are awesome. I would love to get on. Best ones I’ve seen. It’s amazing what skills people have. He gets a 9 on them.