Showing posts with label toy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toy. Show all posts

Vintage Toy: The Hippie


I have edited the original image somewhat...

Topps Blockhead - #7 The Hippie
by grickily

A Sampler of Things - Post: Topps Blockheads

"...the art was designed by Wally Wood and Basil Wolverton and most were painted by Norm Saunders, the guy that did Mars Attacks."

Related posts:
Wacky Packages
Ugly Buttons

Vintage design: Game Parts



Game Parts - a set on Flickr
by takeabreak

Found via this isn't happiness

This post is dedicated to Cirkusdirektören!

Toys: Some half-broken mechanic tin toys




Thanks to mr foxman (the owner) - can you hear the piano?

Toy: Bernie

"Meet Bernadette, A.K.A Bernie. Bernie was made from a well-worn sock and is turning into a well-worn stuffed animal! Bernie loves to sit and eat goldfish crackers ALL day long. She can be shy at first but once she gets to know you she's quite the motormouth. I have to go, she wants me to throw the goldfish into her mouth so she can catch them!"
- Diane Koss





Show us your dirty wow wow

PS. Mine was the teddy bear Bam Bam. I still haven't had the heart to throw him away so he still lives in a box somewhere.

Web Toy: FeedTheHead

Just a little web toy to keep you occupied for a few minutes - FeedTheHead.


From the same maker:
VectorPark

Levers

AcroBots


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Paper dolls



The Lill Lindfors paper doll
From Ă…ret Runt 22, 1970

Other dolls: Brigitte Bardot (1965), Harry Belafonte (1966), Donovan (1966), Ingemar Stenmark (Swedish alpine star, 1975), David Bowie (1976), Ulf Lundell (Swedish author and musician, 1977), The Swedish king, Carl Gustaf and the Swedish queen Silvia (both in 1978) and a "Negermusikant" (!) (Negroe musician) back in 1961.

Kattis Klippdockor (Click the masthead thumbs for galleries.), a Swedish page for paper dolls published in weekly Swedish magazines.

Celebration: The Martin Klasch blog turns 2


Today we have been doing this blog-thing for two years and we demand that you buy us this present. Yes! Go on! Thank you very much.

Toy: Dreamlines

Quoting the excellent Presurfer: "Dreamlines is a non-linear, interactive visual experience. The user enters one or more words that define the subject of a dream he would like to dream."



This is, by the way, where I'm going today. Any guesses?:)


Play around with it for a while and cool images, that would easily pass for art, will appear and evolve on your screen. Go ahead and dream.

Via The Presurfer

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Nazi Dolls

"a lot of people in the 'action figure community' are mean to me because some of my dolls are gay."