Great quote from Olly Moss from an interview with Slashfilm posted today: People always ask how you justify doing work with pop culture. And it’s kind of a pretentious

This is an oldie, but goodie in the micro-genre of papercraft meme tributes. The figure’s creator, Tubbypaws, let the cat out of the bag in 2008, and as

Instinctoy is now accepting international orders on their second Pandemic collaboration with BanaNa viruS! I don’t think I need to tell you how much I enjoy these GID rabbits,

I’m intrigued by this strange toy designed by French graffiti artist Alëxone, sculpted by Julien Moreau and produced by a Jeremyriad-favorite, Artoyz. The 6×9″ vinyl figure is called French Lowrider.

And now a message from Italian pop surrealist sculptor and philosopher GABRIELS: Let it be clear: these are not sculptures, but toys and more precisely prototypes of Toys

I think this quote from Canadian Etsy-er, Frankentoys, sums up her project quite nicely: It’s always hard to mutate a good Garfield. Frankentoys is a “collection of rescued

Here we go again! First there was Got Away Clean. Next up was The Big Sleep. Then came this Retailer Version. (Somebody’s missing, right?) The Trouble Boys collaboration

As you know, I don’t post press releases. Here’s an exception: I wrote this one. I like everyone involved with this watch, which was designed by Godmachine and

I’m honored to have been invited to be a judge for two upcoming toy art events. Toy Art Gallery in Los Angeles is sponsoring an open call Resin

Playtimes, an image-packed magazine devoted to the designer toy scene, has made a triumphant return to print, and it’s first two issues are available now. Issue 2 (Gloomy