Puck, Okedoki‘s vinyl toy pug dog, is admittedly an unlikely platform for customization, but once again (as in Travis Louie’s Stan Skelves, Yosiell Lorenzo’s Poison Sweets and Jon Knox’s Codys), the artists responsible
Comic-Con comes but once a year, and collectors of designer toys (and other niche nerds worldwide) prepare for many months in advance. Given all the hard work that goes
SpongeBob Squarepants makes me feel stoopid happy. You too? One year ago, at Comic-Con, UNKL displayed their UNKL-ized Spongebob vinyl toy with a “pending licensor approval” note. At
Here it is, in all its square-pantsed glory: The X-Ray DX Spongebob toy. This lone operative Spongebob toy (by Japan’s SecretBase in partnership with Nickelodeon) has been responsible for the
SecretBase released a new picture of their forthcoming licensed Spongebob toys. The clear vinyl X-ray version is looking pretty cool, certainly more so than its competition from within the
Speaking of licensed “designer” Spongebob toys, UNKL presents a first look at their Spongebob samples…and they’ve UNKL-ized (nearly) the whole gang. Back in July, UNKL was still courting licensor
Mike Frederiqo is a young Dutch artist. In this series of illustrations, he recasts Sponge Bob Squarepants in the styles of fashion icons. Takashi Murakami, Coco Chanel, Karl
Why is it not the least bit disturbing to see Spongebob Squarepants meet a variety of unfortunate fates? I’ll tell you why: because Spongebob perseveres. We can look
Maybe everybody can’t agree on whether the Occupy protesters are “doing it right”, but I think we all probably can agree that the cops at UC Davis [video,
