Tag: DesignerCon

These were the people to talk to if what you wanted at DesignerCon was colorful, a little left of normal and made of resin. Left to right: Aaron

“The world’s first and leading toy art gallery,” suitably named Toy Art Gallery, had a stall at DesignerCon. Here’s where the line between toys and art and sculptures

This is The Sucklord. What else is there to say? He’s all like: “Ladies, please, there’s a lot of other girls who want to touch The Sucklord tonight.”

There was a stage, and on that stage there was a ladder, and on that ladder, a Dr. Sketchy’s girl sat, for like the whole duration of DesignerCon.

Happy Panda Toys is relatively new to the scene. The Vegas-based duo is looking to use profits generated from their online store to put up (brick and mortar)

Oh look, here’s Bwana Spoons. Bwana released his newest figures, Boris and Randall. And there was also a whole bunch of other stuff, like custom-painted toys. Bwana was

Dude! Look at Shing Yin Khor counting all those Benjamins! She cleaned house at DesignerCon. In a world where many artists make little Sculpey monsters, Shing Yin Khor’s

Loyal Subjects had two of the biggest chunks of vinyl available at their booth: Joe Ledbetter‘s Pico & Wilshire Lava Edition and Buff Monster‘s The Destroyer (green) DesignerCon

Brian Castleforte debuted his new book, Papertoy Monsters, at DesignerCon. I picked up a copy. Required reading for folks who fold. Also, check out the Nice Paper Toy

According to a recent tweet from Brian Flynn, Skinner‘s The Outsider was once an idea for Super7‘s Monster Family. However, the sculpt was too complex for the smaller