My blogs with toy tags.
02.05
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Plush Thundercats HOOOOOOO!
I am blown away. A Liono plush with his own sword and amazing asymmetrical, wind swept hair. I’ll order a dozen, Love & A Sandwich. Everything on that Etsy is awesome to the power of one billion. Gimme gimme now. Thanks ALBOTAS!
12.07
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Ashley Wood Popbot Sculpture.
I don’t think you can actually buy this (it seems to be removed from the site) but since Ashley Wood is my favorite artist, I really wish I could have just one of these little guys… Thanks Boing Boing!
02.26
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Itoken Park At Super 7.
I know what you are thinking, “Hey, I wish I could get toy parts, but I want them inside of a bigger toy.” That’s where Itoken Park has you covered, hitting you up with 16 custom toys for his next show at Super 7. Thanks Vinyl Pulse!
02.10
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64 Colors Presents Marshall.
This is an adorable vinyl painting by Squibbles Ink + Rotofugi. I like how the marshmellow theme is carried in the colors and through a logo on the back. I know, usually they are white, but you can get pink ones, and they are just as tasty. The look in the face and the sewed up eyes are a beautiful touch. Thanks SpankyStokes!
02.06
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OG Sneaker Eater Munny.
I tend to avoid posting vinyl toys, but I enjoyed the creativity of this one having the shoelace coming out of its mouth. The paint is also really texture and a good set of colors. I’m not sure I would go with the grey hair, but its still a stellar Munny.
02.04
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Giant Roaming Eyeball Of Doom!
Look, I know you are sitting at work, feeling tired, wishing you had a giant plushie eyeball to rest your head on, while it creepily stares at your coworkers, making them nervous, thats why Spooky Daddy makes these things. Given my paranoa, I’m not sure I could keep any in my house, but they are still pretty rad. See more pictures at Custom Toy Lab.
01.19
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Japanese Wooden Robots By Take-G
Continuing my woodpunk theme this morning, here are some adorable wooden robot toys. Having spent a lot of time dealing with 3D design and artwork, it amuses me that I can’t even tell apart real objects from 3D renderings anymore, but these are apparently legit. You can see more pictures on Gizmodo or Take-G.
