Mumbled musings about art, designer toys, and collectibles.
Aya Takeuchi is a Japanese artist known for her distinctive illustration and painting style that blends whimsical and surreal elements with a focus on nature and the human form. Her work often explores themes of inner emotions, personal experiences, and the relationship between humans and nature.
Welp, I just found out the hard way that Shoeuzi.com is now a scam. Hoping this prevents people from making the same mistake I did.
Ksaner is a cutting-edge independent artist currently based in Hubei Province, China. In 2021, he introduced his standalone IP, EYEONE, a concept that explores the world through a single eye's unique perspective.
Man, I fell in love with this piece the second I laid eyes on it. This gorgeous sculpture by RYOL
Aya Takeuchi is a Japanese artist known for her distinctive illustration and painting style that blends whimsical and surreal elements with a focus on nature and the human form. Her work often explores themes of inner emotions, personal experiences, and the relationship between humans and nature.
Welp, I just found out the hard way that Shoeuzi.com is now a scam. Hoping this prevents people from making the same mistake I did.
Ksaner is a cutting-edge independent artist currently based in Hubei Province, China. In 2021, he introduced his standalone IP, EYEONE, a concept that explores the world through a single eye's unique perspective.
Step into the quirky and captivating world of Odds N Sods, a blind box series where forgotten misfits are brought to life as collectible figures.
Story time Years ago – maybe 2009? – before I became the obsessed collector I am today, I was just on a
A lot of DCon exclusive's have been dropping lover the last few days, and it's about
Man, I fell in love with this piece the second I laid eyes on it. This gorgeous sculpture by RYOL
In just two weeks, DesignerCon is taking over The Expo at World Market Center in Las Vegas from November 15-17! This is the ultimate event for art and designer toy lovers, featuring exclusive drops and hundreds of artists and vendors.
As a collector with no self-control, I figured I needed an outlet other than constantly buying more art. YouTube’s way too much work, so here we are—a blog to (hopefully) scratch my itch and save me some cash.
