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The second of the complimentary Pext Friends is - Kleek.
Limited to an edition of 10 in the Hawaii Blue colourway, this new resin will hit the Tesselate shop this coming Friday at 9pm BST (UK time).
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So I'm addicted to owls lately and I saw these at Urban Outfitters and had to get some. They were a bit pricey for blind boxes, but I got some neat ones.
Looking for the aqua barn owl and the orange one if anyone has them.
This colour scheme is apparently exclusive to UO as are the ones in the photo.
These are designed by Nathan Jurevicius the illustrator behind Scary girl.
Made from 6.0mm laser-cut MDF. Has an articulated head that spins 360 degrees, two internal lights with access panels.
Endless possibilities.
Obakeman gives freedom to all he meets by absorbing their negativity into his form.
Mari Inukai’s Sekaiseifukudan series featuring seven figures
Many of these characters have appeared in Mari’s oil paintings which blend traditional Japanese imagery with adorable whimsy.
This semester is almost over & I cannot fucking wait because this class is really tapping into my social life. 2 weeks to go!!!!
Australian Pelican is one of the seven birds in the Coastal Bird series of Art toys.
These toys have been developed in collaboration with artist Rachel Arthur and are based on her illustrations. I'm pleased to add them to the Flying Star Toy world.
to see more of Rachel's work see her website www.rachelarthur.com
blogged here windbagandthunder.blogspot.com/2006/10/coastal-birds-seri...
The work of Doll Artist Charles Stephan of Charles Creature Cabinet is shown in a Solo Show. The exhibition is in Rotterdam City at Designer Toy store FA Nieuwenhuyzen and runs from 28 February to 28 March 2009. All his ball-jointed dolls & designer toys are on display there. On Saturday February 28th there was a “Meet & Greet the artist” and an Alice Cherry Blossom Qee/Toy2R signing session
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Alice Cherry Blossom (joint project Charles Stephan & Elfdoll Inc) & Alice Cherry Blossom Qee/Toy2R
Dunny Ting, part of the Dunny 2013 collection. The mystery Dunny will appear in every other Dunny collection box. These photos were taken for www.weheart.co.uk/2013/06/20/toy-story/ as they were nice enough to write up a story about our creative process. We're very proud and honoured to have been part this years Dunny collection. You can get yours via Kidrobot.
Here's our story on the launch at Kidrobot New York and artist signing event (4 hours!) from last week: www.chairmanting.com/blog/2013/06/17/kidrobotny/
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June 2013.
Nikon D600 / Chairmanting.com
Jac Jac is handcrafted from wood and is limited to 200 worldwide. Like his friends, he comes with fun accessories and can move!
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Pink pink pink! I think I'm going to film a room tour of my studio next week! It's all clean and organized now because we have guests this week 😹 I figured I'd take advantage before I mess it up again 😝 #ihavethisthingwithpink
via Instagram ift.tt/29istPj
Not sure which was cooler: Interviewing Frank Kozik or getting to look through his toy collection. You can read the full interview with Frank here:
blog.neonmonster.com/library/frank-talk-with-mr-kozik
An excerpt of the intro:
Frank Talk With Mr. Kozik
Frank Kozik is misunderstood. Or maybe he’s perfectly understood in a scene with many contradictions. Either way, he’s earned a living making stuff he likes for three decades. At the age of 48, he’s already been a successful poster artist and run his own record label. These days, most people know Frank Kozik from his toy art, which began in Japan with Medicom and Bounty Hunter. In the early part of this decade, Kidrobot discovered him through a credit card order, and what followed set the course for both Kozik and the American vinyl toy scene.
Frank invited us over to visit his San Francisco studio-slash-toy shrine this week. Perhaps you’ve met Kozik before, at a toy signing or event, and come away thinking he seemed jaded or grouchy. (I have.) But at his home base, the man who gave birth to a million smoking bunny rabbits was at ease and open. For a couple hours, we talked about toys (there to make people happy), art (jury’s out on what it is) and money (one of Frank’s unabashed favorite things). Frank answered every question we lobbed his way. Ultraviolence? Fiberglass on the way. More Kaiju? Maybe in 2011. Current music? “Old metal and flavor-of-the-week fake South African hip hop.” Let’s begin at the beginning.
I like my new Shikito, he makes me smile even though he is a piece of yellow shit with a happy face.
Strobist Info: 2 sb 600's set at TTL bouncing off ceiling bare to the rear right & left of camera.
Siofra is a BJD that I have hand sculpted and cast in white resin. She was customized ( paitning, clothing making, armor making) by me. Check out my work! www.karlyl.com
Mr. Vertigo
7" custom munny for the ToyCon, London, UK.
You can find this work this weekend at The Toy Chronicle booth #1.
Not sure which was cooler: Interviewing Frank Kozik or getting to look through his toy collection. You can read the full interview with Frank here:
blog.neonmonster.com/library/frank-talk-with-mr-kozik
An excerpt of the intro:
Frank Talk With Mr. Kozik
Frank Kozik is misunderstood. Or maybe he’s perfectly understood in a scene with many contradictions. Either way, he’s earned a living making stuff he likes for three decades. At the age of 48, he’s already been a successful poster artist and run his own record label. These days, most people know Frank Kozik from his toy art, which began in Japan with Medicom and Bounty Hunter. In the early part of this decade, Kidrobot discovered him through a credit card order, and what followed set the course for both Kozik and the American vinyl toy scene.
Frank invited us over to visit his San Francisco studio-slash-toy shrine this week. Perhaps you’ve met Kozik before, at a toy signing or event, and come away thinking he seemed jaded or grouchy. (I have.) But at his home base, the man who gave birth to a million smoking bunny rabbits was at ease and open. For a couple hours, we talked about toys (there to make people happy), art (jury’s out on what it is) and money (one of Frank’s unabashed favorite things). Frank answered every question we lobbed his way. Ultraviolence? Fiberglass on the way. More Kaiju? Maybe in 2011. Current music? “Old metal and flavor-of-the-week fake South African hip hop.” Let’s begin at the beginning.