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Ed Kline is a master prototype machinist and artist
who has been creating things with his hands since the age of eight. As he was growing up, his favorite Christmas and birthday presents were chemistry sets and plastic model kits. He mixed and matched the parts to make his own ray guns and space ships. He learned machining in high school in Laguna Beach, California, and has been in heaven ever since.
He taught himself to draw in order to aid himself
with his machining career and then learned to paint as a natural extension. He never went to college and has built his career on his skills and talent rather than degree. |
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Ed's props and artwork are in the collections of several motion picture studios in Los
Angeles and New York as well as being in private collections all over the United States and Japan, where his Sorayama-esque metal sculptures and prop weapons are especially popular.
These days Ed is playing with 3d art programs (and making them do things they were
never programmed for), along with dabbling in miniature model building, vintage chemistry sets, and is putting together an on-line comic based on his erotic, insectile world of Cyeatea. |
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Who is Ed Kline?
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