MAp-MAp's custom "Gardian" Tequila is a walking kid's clubhouse!

Per usual, MAp-MAp have completely re-imagined a piece into a unique, new creation that is sure to amaze and astound. Beginning life as a Tequila figure, this 9-inch tall piece was heavily modified with super sculpy and miliput before being perfectly painted with acrylics. As per the artist's description:

Slowly roaming the land with a thud, Gardian wanders around the edge of cities plucking any orphan he comes across, and plopping them on his back. Once in the tiny community of Gardian's gigantic back these orphans don't really have much to do, following the same daily routine. Stare at the world that plods and rumbles around them, maybe draw what they see, then roam in the small gap between sunset and nightfall when Gardian sits down for some sleep. This slow life almost forces all of Gardian's orphans into consuming ever drop of knowledge they can find, from the bookshelves inside the backshack, along with Gardian's slow but insightful words.Once an orphan grows up and becomes a little too heavy to carry they'll normally jump off at the next city Gardian skirts past, and live a content life. The rare few carry Gardian's torch as a wandering carer, although what they care for varies wildly depending on their size and strength.

I love how the elements perfectly come together, but those tiny sculpted children absolutely steal the show for me. Though, I gotta admit, the touch of added child-like scrawled pictures across the Gardian's exposed skin was brilliant. Top notch, as always…