With a cast as diverse as that of JJ Abrams' Lost, there's more than enough room for multiple toy tributes. In contrast to the detailed doppelgängers released by McFarlane Toys in 2006, the upcoming line of Lost Kubricks from Medicom…
Continue Reading →There's no chill in the air just yet, but we can sense it coming. You better face the fact it's going to be winter soon, and with that comes prime snowboarding weather. Why not celebrate the imminent frosty season by…
Continue Reading →You'd think that with the trend of checking our cellphones for the time rather than our wrists, that the art of telling time has become lost. Though this may be the case day to day, there are groups of creative…
Continue Reading →Tokidoki, the Italian lifestyle brand with the Japanese name, has just ventured into laptops. Simone Legno's Cactus Friends and Moofia characters are easily recognizable gracing the top of Fujitsu's new LOOX U series ultra-mobile PC. Let's face it, anyone who…
Continue Reading →I've been watching the evolution of Cypher13's SOFT&FURRY with keen interest. It began with a contest to create the forthcoming hand-cast toys' logo. After 8 weeks of online competition, a winner, Shitty Kitten, was declared. The premise of the three…
Continue Reading →Toy2r has done many collaborations with fashion labels over the years -- from DKNY to tokidoki. Their latest range of collectible 2.5-inch Qee figures includes Mark Fairwhale (above) and LUISAVIAROMA (after the jump). The Mark Fairwhale brand was created in…
Continue Reading →We're always on the clock; literally. Sao Paulo's Estudio 5 skips over the traditional agenda pad and designed a wood clock with a write and erasable surface so you can mark time for that "fun-time break" in chalk in between…
Continue Reading →Between the opening ceremonies and the most decorated athlete in history, this year's Olympics in Beijing are arguably larger than life. So how do you pay tribute to something that big? You go small. The Hong Kong Lego Users Group…
Continue Reading →Our love for toy art crosses all borders here at JoshSpear.com, as you know through our enthusiastic posts. Plastic, paper, vinyl; each is equally adored. So why not a combo of these three formats then? TroyArt's robot models come in…
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