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Dunny Series 3
(Pounkie's Toys collection)
Photo stolen by leonard eshuis: www.flickr.com/photos/leonardeshuis/2592037141/in/set-721...
The Qees went to the park to see the new sculpture. They were appalled at the poor design and shoddy construction. They were also concerned about the odd little creatures climbing and playing on the sculpture. They decided to leave before the whole thing came crashing down.
Day 253 of 366.
The monkeys have found the fries! The pink monkey was a pop eyes vending machine toy that Dan rescued. The eyes were missing so Dan found some googly eyes that fit in the eye sockets. Her name is Poppy. I added the googly eyes to the Wood Grain Monq Qee just for fun.
Day 78 of 366.
Fancy some chicken? Meet Tucky! This wee cheerful chicken suit wearing chap is a custom for the Nanibird series by Josh McKible, who recently designed the MonkeyButts for the totem :)
So start hatching and grab your very own Tucky here
blogged at www.thewhimsypatch.com
All dollies and creatures in the Whimsy Patch shop are designed by Kimmie K and are protected by law.
™ + © 2007-8 Kimmie K
**This was the first prototype. See www.noferin.com for final version. **
Height: 6 inches
Coming 2008
Limited to 200 friends
Wooden Figures. All Hand Made.
Articulated joints & removable parts.
From Kidrobot Nightriders series by Nathan Jurevicius.
The description on the Kidrobot website:
“Nightriders are a particular breed of nocturnal bird spirits that wander between the supernatural world and earth-bound gods, communicating with the unseen.”
Amtity comes with a card that describes her:
This mystical creature spends much of her time in a dream-like state, contemplating the secrets of the universe. When awake, Amtity is often seen weaving shiny idea-threads that are given to receptive minds.
The Nightriders also come with a little owl figure, Amtity’s is pink.
I really like the design of this series so I found the ones I needed on eBay.
As soon as she arrived, Tuddy demanded to go on adventure. And an adventure it was, involving falling down a mudbank (the human) and tumbling into a creek (Tuddy and the human). But all in all, we emerged un-rumpled and very pleased with ourselves.
Gordon Monskey, Cheery-L Monskey, and Hedgeston Monskey pose by a drawing made by Dan's niece. She used 3D Sidewalk chalk that came with a pair of 3D glasses. The glasses made the red and blue chalk look like it was floating above the green chalk. The glasses also made the nasturtiums in our yard really pop out.
Day 88 of 366.
Contemporary folk art toys - Pimmie Parrots. Cloth, handmade and painted with artist pigment ink on brushed cotton, and weighted to stand upright with out support, sizes can vary from 5cm to 30cm.
A part of my Flying Star Toys. copyright 2006.
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Cheery L and Hedgeston have met some new dinosaur friends: Jason theTriceratops and Brittany the Brachiosaurus.
Day 241 of 366.
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