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

Friday, September 04, 2009

Final Chocolate Log Plush Toy Sale

 
While cleaning up the studio we found a bunch of plush toys from when we called ourselves Chocolate Log. These plush toys are either one of a kind, prototypes or an end of line plush. So we have about one of each toy left so hurry because once they are gone that's it, no more Chocolate Log toys forever.

So check out our Etsy store here and grab a toy or two.

Sunday, April 12, 2009

New toy project

Just working on a new toy project, I thought I'll share you these concept sketches. I don't want to gave away to much at the moment but I can tell you that it's a bear, bunny and beaver. Hey wow it's the 3 B's.

Thursday, April 09, 2009

Monster Art Rally Chocolate Log plush toys for sale

This one of a kind Chocolate Log was specially made for an exhibition called Monster Art Rally at Gallery 1988 in San Francisco. Each monster Chocolate Log came in a special designed and built cage to protect viewers against getting bitten by these monsters. There are five to choose from Slashed Log (pictured above), Robo Log, Spooky Log, Zombie Log and Clown Log (very scary).

These plush toys are larger than the normal Chocolate Logs and they were also the last plush toys to be made under the Chocolate Log Industries name.
The protective cage measures H180 x W190 x L340mm or H7.25” x W7.75” x L13.5”. While the plush toy measures approx H130 x W150 x L300mm or H5.25” x W6” x L12”

We must clear space in our house so these logs must sell. You can get them for only USD30.00 plus free shipping anywhere in the world! Click here to visit the store

Sunday, April 05, 2009

Accepted for the Plush You Show 2009!

Just found out from Kristen at Schmancy Toys that I've been accepted to be part of Plush You 2009! Which is pretty awesome and I've already got some ideas for a plush toys. Last October I was part of a show at Gallery 1988 so to be exhibiting again in the US is a big buzz.

We will be exhibiting at Schmancy in Seattle but I'll be updating my blog with more details and also I'll post some progress photos of the toys as it develops.

You can check out the Plush You blog.