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DesignerCon 2011 RECAP

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November 5th marked the 6th and biggest year of DesignerCon, the world’s premier designer toy (and related ephemera) extravaganza. For 7 hours, artists and toy collectors converged on Pasadena. Words were exchanged, credit cards were swiped and future plans were … Continue reading

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Highlights from Alternative Press Expo

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This past weekend, the Alternative Press descended on San Francisco. Alternative Press Expo (APE) is the country’s largest alternative and independent comics convention. It’s like a mini-Comic-Con celebrating two-dimensional ephemera, 3D crafts and miscellaneous geekery with no corporate blockbusters and gaming … Continue reading

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Comic-Con 2011 RECAP [PICTORIAL]

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This past July, I drove down to San Diego from the Bay Area for Comic-Con 2011. It was hell on my lower back but great for my trunk. Of course what I mean is that while my body experienced pain, … Continue reading

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The Designer Toy Awards [PICTORIAL]

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The Designer Toy Awards were an attempt to “celebrate the creativity, innovation and artistic excellence of the Art Toy market”. Say what you will about how it actually went down, but I still think it’s a good idea. While I’m happy … Continue reading

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Haiku for Mules

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Comic-Con Toys Are Here. You Need Them Mailed To You There. I Am Jewish Santa Claus. I stacked these boxes like a real-life game of Don’t Tip the Waiter and walked them to the post office. That’s how hardcore I … Continue reading

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Costumes at Comic-Con

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One of the best parts of any counter-culture convention is free: people watching. You never really know who (or what) you might run into. Case in point: Check out Darth Vader totally photo-bombing Matt Hisey and Chris Ryniak. What a … Continue reading

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Ron English at Comic-Con

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Ron English is an incredibly down-to-earth artist, especially when you consider his level of global acclaim. His unpretentious attitude made me feel comfortable suggesting that he, as Designer Toy Awards presenter for Toy of the Year, skip whatever it said … Continue reading

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Circus Posterus, Chris Ryniak and Travis Louie at Comic-Con

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Sort of like Disneyland, San Diego Comic-Con has a series of elaborate underground passageways that spring up into lively marketplaces…if you know the password. This is where I ran into Kathie Olivas, Chris Ryniak and Brandt Peters on Saturday morning. All … Continue reading

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Gary Ham and Scott Tolleson at Comic-Con

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Bromance alert: Here’s Scott Tolleson and Gary Ham. Their booth at Comic-Con was colorful and happy (despite Tolleson’s efforts to be a downer). They stocked their stall with a good variety of price-points, platforms and mediums (vinyl, resin, customized toys). Tolleson had … Continue reading

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MAQET at Comic-Con

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Heathrow the Hedgehog was a surprise guest for most Comic-Con attendees, and the response was overwhelmingly positive. The new character by San Francisco-based Frank Kozik was crafted by fellow San Franciscans, MAQET. And I was along for the ride! The MAQET … Continue reading

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