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Mark Gonzales’ Priest Toy (2012) Produced by Super7
November 29, 2012Super7 is about to release a new toy by Mark Gonzales, one of the most influential skateboarders of all time. Skateboard legend Mark Gonzales’ distinctive artwork has piqued the interest of skaters and art fans alike for decades. The Priest … Continue reading
Super7 Vinyl Toys at Comic-Con 2012
July 20, 2012Super7 brought its vision of Japanese vinyl toys to Comic-Con en masse. Popular Monster Family figures showed up in new colorways and for the first time, I saw Brian Flynn’s “Foster” and “Milton” referred to as “Kandy Kaiju”. There were … Continue reading
Real Talk About Custom Toys 2: The PLAYSAM 500
May 1, 2012The PLAYSAM Streamliner car is an iconic Swedish desk toy that’s been in production since 1984. The company describes itself as ”a haven for contemporary, cosmopolitan, classic design. Simply put, Playsam are Scandinavian design at its finest.” Wikipedia describes Scandinavian design as “a design movement … Continue reading
Fiery Tornado Honoo by Leecifer
February 1, 2012Super7 is releasing another iteration of Honoo the Flame by Oakland’s own, Leecifer. This version closely recalls the O.G. Honoo, but with marbled red and orange vinyl instead. Born from a spark of mischief and ignited by curiosity, the Fiery Tornado Honoo … Continue reading
It’s Jaundice January at Super7!
January 11, 2012Super7 has jaundice for January! (It seemed somehow more polite wordplay than “Super7 has Yellow Fever!”) To celebrate the new year, San Francisco’s Super7 is introducing a few new Monster Family colorways “along with one in a brand new ride”. Tomorrow, … Continue reading
The Latest in Vinyl Bats
January 9, 2012If Paul Kaiju releases an unpainted Mock Bat in the same color as this vinyl test shot (above), there may be one more bat for my growing green vinyl bat (Steven, Hermees and Greasebat) family! Writes Kaiju, of his next original self-produced figure: “In … Continue reading
Super7 Toys Recreated in Lego
December 21, 2011BoingBoing recently ran a story called Can Lego Be Considered Art? The comments section was an interesting read, as was this 8-page Lego as Art (PDF) essay by Lego fan and philosophy professor, Roy T. Cook. I’ll take it a … Continue reading





























































