Monday, July 1, 2013
Fun With LOST Megos: Decorating the Swan
Scott Adams aka @Megoscott
created the most amazing playset
for the LOST Megos!
I first saw the Swan Station Playset in
person at the LOSTie party
at "The Barracks" during Comic Con 2011:
I had to have one!!!
Scott relented and duplicated the Swan Station
for myself and two others.
I haven't had the time until recently
to begin assembling the accessories
that Scott provided and adding my own touches,
starting with the bookcase wall.
Scott provided the cardboard stereo receiver and
reel to reel pictured on the top
shelf in a box of accessories that arrived with the playset.
The bank of books on the middle shelf was included as well.
I printed the .pdf from Scott's blog to make the individual books:
Valis and The Third Policeman on the middle shelf,
and Ulysses and Watership Down on the bottom shelf.
I added a Mego-sized globe (mounted on a funky bead)
as my own personal touch.
The albums pictured on the bottom shelf
were included with the playset in the form of two printed
pages. I finally cut out and assembled them last week.
Scott's Swan Station has a record player on the
bottom shelf, but I didn't have any luck
finding one that was shallow enough to fit.
But I DID find an amazing "Elvis"
suitcase-style miniature that works for me!
I used a TV tray intended for a 8" wrestling figure
as the stand.
Finally, the projection screen for the "Orientation Film"
is temporarily filled with a still photo of Dr. Chang.
There is a cavity behind the screen to install
an ipod to play the entire video, but I have to my ipod first...
I'm pleased with the overall result of my efforts
and plan to add a few more books to the bottom shelf
very soon.
Friday, June 28, 2013
"Live Together, Die Alone" by Nicole Gustafsson
"Live Together, Die Alone"
by Nicole Gustafsson is an original piece of art
featured in the
Bad Robot Art Experience at Gallery 1988.
It was later made available as a print.
It is just beautiful! My print is #6/30.
It is still available for purchase here.
You can read the artist's blog post about
the art here.
"Live Together, Die Alone" is displayed
on a console table in my hallway.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
"Make Your Own Kind of Music" by Joey Spiotto
MORE LOST Art!
"Make Your Own Kind of Music"
by Joey Spiotto was one of the LOST prints
featured in the
Bad Robot Art Experience at Gallery 1988.
My print is #62/100
The album back is available in Joey Spiotto's Etsy store.
He is also selling a limited numbers of sets of both album fronts and backs.

The pair is now framed and proudly
displayed in my LOST room.
Fun With LOST Megos: James & Juliet 4Ever
I've been spending a lot of time
"playing" with my LOST Megos lately.
I'm still assembling outfits and accessories
for them, but couldn't resist allowing
James and Juliet an embrace
while I continue sewing.
James and Juliet are both from Wave 2 of the LOST Megos,
and dressed in their 1977 Dharmaville fashions.
Sawyer is wearing a Dharma security jumpsuit
and Juliet is wearing a peasant top and jeans.
Monday, June 24, 2013
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Fun With LOST Megos: Dr. Jack Shephard
Jack was part of Wave 2 of Bif Bang Pow's
LOST action figures.
Wave 2 has been much more difficult to clothe
since the heads are not removable
and the arms are more muscled. A lot of
Mego-sized clothing does not fit the Wave 2 figures.
I finally got around to dressing Jack in "doctor garb".
Spinal Surgeon
Dr. Jack Shephard
closeup of Jack's hospital ID badge
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
LOST Numbers Print by Ian Knight, Embellished by Henry Ian Cusick
I have often mentioned the amazing people I have met
and lifelong friendships formed through LOST.
Ian Knight aka Zort70 is one of those people.
He managed to surprise me with one of the
most magnificent gifts that I have ever received.
Ian attended Collectormania in England on May 26
and posted a photo on Twitter of Henry Ian Cusick
holding up his LOST Numbers design print.
AWESOME!!!!
This particular design is special to me
as it hung in the front window of the LOSTie
house dubbed "The Barracks" during Comic Con
2011. It now graces my kitchen door window.
It is also the lockscreen on my iPhone.
Monday's mail arrived and my neighborhood
was subjected to shrieks of joy and many tears.
The poster was for meeeeeeeeeeee!
I am overwhelmed and thrilled and stunned.
Two Ians collaborated and I am still doing my
Sunday, June 9, 2013
LOST Chibi Print #4 by Sasha Servey
The final print of the
LOST Chibis by Sasha Servey
is my favorite of the four.
I love the ghosts featured with Miles!
top row: Boone Carlyle, Danielle Rousseau, Claire Littleton
middle row: Shannon Rutherford, Vincent, Libby Smith
bottom row: Rose Henderson & Bernard Nadler,
Miles Straume & pals, Charlotte Lewis
The image has been cropped for this post for more detail.
It is signed and numbered on the back.
LOST Chibi Print #2 by Sasha Servey
The second LOST Chibi Print in the
series of four by Sasha Servey
has posed a question.
I can't identify one of the characters.
I would appreciate comments if
anyone can identify the character
to the far right of the middle row.
top row: Penny Widmore Hume, Eloise Hawking, Daniel Faraday
middle row: Naomi Dorritt, Frank Lapidus, ???
bottom row: Alex Rousseau & Karl Martin, Martin Keamy, Mikhail Backunin
The print measures 8.5" x 11".
(I cropped the image for more detail.)
All four of the LOST Chibi prints are
signed and numbered on the back.
Each of the prints is #001 in the series.
Saturday, June 8, 2013
LOST Chibi Print #1 by Sasha Servey
The other day I came across the most
adorable LOST Chibi prints on Etsy.com
There are 4 prints in the series and
Sasha Servey is the artist.
This post features print #1.
top row: Sun Kwon, Jin Kwon, Richard Alpert
middle row: Charles Widmore, Desmond Hume, Charlie Pace
bottom row: Michael Dawson, Walt Lloyd , Ana Lucia Cortez
Each print is signed and numbered
on the back. All four of my prints are
numbered 001. The prints measure 8.5" x 11 "
(I cropped the image for more detail.)
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
"Namaste" by Anthony Petrie
The third print that I acquired from
The Bad Robot Art Experience at Gallery 1988
is titled "Namaste" by Anthony Petrie.
It is an amazing print, with so many layers.
Anthony Petire's Tumblr account details
the meaning of the individual baguas and
the character placement in each:
"The Numbers" appear as alternating colored
dots in the border, beginning at the top with Charlie.
There are lots of Easter Egss to be discovered
in the jungle foliage in the corners of the print.
(I flipped the images as need for a better view).
upper left corner
upper right corner
lower right corner
bottom edge
(the print number - 38/100 and artist signature
are just below bottom bagua tile)
lower left corner
The individual bagua tiles:
Charlie
Kate
Claire
Jin
Sawyer
Sayid
Sun
Hurley
Jack & Locke
"Namaste" is displayed in my office.
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