'Monkey-Goat Moody' Custom by Jenn Rourke & Jeff Orriss (Canada)

'Topiary Satellite Moody' Custom by Michael Campbell (Canada)

'Sweet Art Moody' Custom by Erin and Kelly Carty (Canada)

Moody Custom by John Oresnik (Canada)

'Moo-haha Moody' Custom by Attila Adorjany (Canada)

Attila's Moody custom depicts the good and evil sides of his two-faced 'Moo-haha' character. The evil side is reminiscent of a Bali demon mask with the good side representing a slightly unhappy, benign, bovine. Attila is a master customizer whose work has met with rave reviews from fans of his art. His customs are in high demand, and as a result, Attila has participated in a number of group shows of late including the Munny Shot Show in Bristol, England and the Love of Munny Show at the Bear & Bird Boutique Gallery in South Florida. Expect big things from this emerging and talented Canadian artist. The following is Attila's bio from www.600poundgorilla.com. Attila Adorjany was born in Toronto Canada, Attila spent his formative teen years in Australia . He lives with his wife and daughter in Toronto . Early exposure to a combination of film, video games and comic books he developed a passion for visual art and art narratives. As a commercial artist his work has appeared in all areas of the print and entertainment industries with credits including Warner bros., EA Games, BBDO, MacLaren - McCann, Miramax and Warner Music Canada . Over the past few years his work has expanded to include music videos, motion typography, sculpture, designer toys and comicbooks.

Moody Custom by Ted Stilson (Canada)

Thanks to Jack at VinylPulse for putting together the first article to appear anywhere about the Moody Project. 'Ted Stilson's Moody', appeared on VP (October 2006) -

http://www.vinylpulse.com/2006/10/ted_stilsons_mo.html

Also, thanks to Toybot Studios for this post -

http://toybotstudios.blogspot.com/2006_12_01_archive.html

Toybot Studios is an online magazine featuring news, reviews, previews, photography and articles on Japanese toys, mecha, action figures, trading figures, designer toys, video games, anime and toy culture.

Moody Custom by Barbara Warren (Canada)

Moody Custom by Ted Stilson (Canada)

Moody Custom Group Photos ... smile for the camera!

These photos were taken by Aaron Keeling in my makeshift kitchen studio on a bright Sunday morning. Not only is Aaron a talented graphic artist, he is also an amazing photographer. You can check out more of his work at www.aaalke.spaces.live.com.

Lucha Libre Moody's (Keeling vs. Stilson)

Moody Custom by Amy Dodic (Canada)

Moody Custom by Aaron Keeling (Canada)

'Alien Viper Moody' Custom by Aaron Keeling (Canada)

'Stab the Dragon Moody' Custom by Matthew Connelly (United States)

Moody Custom by Shanell Papp (Canada)

Moody Custom by DKR (United States)

'BSE Moody' Custom by Miles van Yperen (Canada)

'Hero 36 Moody' Custom by Darren Booth (Canada)

Check out a stop-action video created by Darren at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69AJ28VUmUA. Darren did an excellent job of bringing a Moody to life in this brilliant little flick. I definitely got a kick out of seeing it for the first time ... especially when 'Hero 36' waddles away.

Moody Custom by Khayne Tan (Singapore)

Moody Custom by Ted Stilson (Canada)

Moody Custom by Brent Nolasco (United States)

Emerging artist Brent Nolasco is a name to be reckoned with in the art world. He has developed a unique style that translates perfectly to vinyl platforms. As you can see from this Moody custom, the attention to color, design and detail is brilliant. Brent held his first solo show, Mutation, last April at the Seams Gallery in Long Beach, California. Here's a bit of Brent's philosophy on his art. The development of my art involves constant evolution to new ideas and new forms. Progression and change are what I live for. My art gives me the opportunity to create different situations and environments from the landscapes in my mind. I like to break down and rebuild surfaces using various mixed media. Everything in my life and art intermingle into harmony for me. You can check out more of his work at www.brentjeromenolasco.30art.com.