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The Art of Toys With James Jarvis

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I’d like to someday revive this short-lived column, which was meant to be an introduction or “Art Toys 101″. Amazon invited me to do this, but ultimately it turned out not to be the right place or match. Here’s a … Continue reading

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The Art of Toys on Amazon

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I made it to the big time! Amazon’s Toy Whimsy blog invited me to be a guest blogger, and I began writing an Art Toys 101 column called “The Art of Toys.” In addition to being part of the TW … Continue reading

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The Art of Toys With Exceptions

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The focus of Amazon’s Toy Whimsy may be kids’ toys, but the adults behind the blog are toy fans too. It’s particularly great when a toy can be enjoyed by both generations. This is highly infrequent in the art toy … Continue reading

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Hot Lunch!

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Learn about “The Dora The Explorer Effect” and what Amanda Visell,  Gary Baseman and Joe Ledbetter are doing about it HERE.

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So What’s a Designer Toy? Read All About It!

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Amazon Daily asked me to respond to this: so what’s a designer toy? I usually explain it like this: The designer toy scene was born in the mid-late 1990s in Hong Kong (Michael Lau), Japan (Bounty Hunter), the UK (James … Continue reading

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Toy Flashback: Devo

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Here’s another little piece I wrote for Amazon: Okay, let’s get this out of the way: not all designer toys are cool. In fact, some aren’t even supposed to be cool. Even in the realm of urban vinyl, figures exist … Continue reading

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Look Mom, I’m on Amazon!

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I’ve been invited to be a guest blogger on Amazon’s Toy Whimsy! Here’s a fun interview they did to introduce me. Click here to read the full profile on Amazon or hit the jump and click the jpeg to view … Continue reading

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