Recent Works from Nerviswr3k

Nerviswr3k always finds time to keep busy creating new sculpted pieces. Here are some of his latest works, some for sale, others are sold out, while the rest can be purchased by contacting Nerviswr3k directly. The first piece, Downloadable Nightmares, measures around 3.5"x7.5"x8.5" and is heavy in details and sculpted pieces. Inspired by Nerviswr3k's fascination with alien abduction and how technology is controlling the masses. Pricing and purchase inquiries can be handled by directly contacting Nerviswr3k.

Next up are the Extractor Drones, created in a few different colors: green, purple, blue and brown. Priced at $200 each, these 5"x3.5" original creations are standard issue drone extractors, sent to gather intel and do daily extractions for observation. Each were created using Epoxy resin, polymer clay, wire, acrylic paints and found computer parts. These are typically available through Nerviswr3k's Storenvy shop.

The custom munny is titled Sadsap. It features a sculpted munny head with Nerviswr3k's monster used as a cap. This character is part of Nerviswr3k's ongoing study. A few of the sadsap headsculpts are available for $50 through Nerviswr3k's online store, each featuring a different style cap.

Mechilla Tequila is a custom Muttpop Tequila figure, which features a heavy mechanized design. One of Nerviswr3k's proudest designs, he tried to create a mechanical looking figure, while also having an organic feel. Trying to stay true to the original aesthetic of the figure, the finished product is undeniably a custom Muttpop Tequila figure, which just so happens to have a ton of awesome work applied. This piece is not for sale.

The Mexican Water Dragon is a custom 8" Kidrobot Dunny that was completed as a commissioned piece. Just like all of Nerviswr3k's pieces, this custom was created using Epoxy Resin, wire, found objects and acrylic paints. Anyone wanting a commission from Nerviswr3k should get in contact with him and set one up.

 

The last piece is a Niberian Peace Pipe (water pipe...), which was created for a client in Arizona. Why not partake in the greens, using an awesome custom piece. 

- Mark-Anthony

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