In general, the idea is to use the character of King Pelvis to commemorate Elvis, a former superstar and a fantasy character full of immense achievement and controversy. So the design for him is more colorful and gorgeous than that of other characters of the gas station. On the premise of the production feasibility of such scale, we added many layers to enhance the sense of splendor without changing the style of gas stations. The print That's all right on the back of is also from a song important to E.

The early design of the head sculpture.In the earliest concept he was a bit fierce, so the eyebrows were revised later to have some subtle changes.

Other accessories are also redesigned to fit Elvis' personal preferences and understanding, such as the giant revolver flashy belt. But when I finished King Pelvis and went back to watch the video for E's lifetime, I realized that it was all just my imagination and that the real Elvis will always live on in the memories of every ardent fan.

Maybe this is what the death gas station looks like, pieces of memory jammed somewhere in the corner of the station with the tumbleweed on the barren earth. Nobody shows any interest in its origin.

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