From signings at cons to exhibitions all over, it’s really not that hard to meet your favorite designer toy artists. Unless that artist is from Japan, that is. While Konatsu visits California once...
 20 September 2016
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 24 February 2016
Let’s get this out of the way first: I’m not a lawyer and I have nothing against Koya Abe, even after the following events. I do have a problem with douchebags and overzealous lawyers, though.... |
 18 November 2015
Whether you know them as Jenn & Tony Bot or simply as The Bots, this husband-and-wife duo surely have impressed you with their cute and... |
 29 October 2015
Continuing the excitement both Kidrobot and us are feeling for next year's DTA Dunny Show 2, we'd like to introduce... |
 27 March 2014
My intro to Nick Knite came in the form of two very loveable monsters, Evil Icy and Tongue Toastie. These two creatures were a part of the awesome book, Papertoy Monsters... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Nick Curtis interviews the awesome ScarecrowOven at 2013 New York ComicCon, to talk art, comics and toys. ... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Nick Curtis interviews David "HealeyMade" Healey on the floor of the 2013 New York Comic Con, about the release of his collaboration with Skinner as well as many other things.... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Josh Kimberg interviews Bwana Spoons on the floor of the 2013 New York Comic Con. ... |
 10 August 2016
What the fuck is happening? The past year has been absolutely rampant with brands stealing designs from artists. Chain stores like Zara, Forever 21, and Francesca's are lurking on Etsy and... |
 23 December 2015
You may have already watched our first video where we test out the Mishka Edition Fisher Wallace brain... |
 12 November 2015
Known for his colorful palate and proficient application of paints, artist Brent Nolasco is not only a well-regarded customizer and participant in this... |
 28 January 2015
Many artists — and fans in general — have wondered about Kidrobot’s position on “Customizing” vs. “Bootlegging,” so it is about time that the... |
 21 March 2014
It happens all the time. You become aware of an artist and quickly realize they have it all. Great name, amazing work, adoring fans, and everything seemingly going for them. Then you meet them and... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Nick Curtis interviews the guys behind Triplikid and Eunoiac at the 2013 New York Comic Con. ... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Nick Curtis interviews Scott Tolleson during his Kidrobot Dunny Evolved signing on the floor of the 2013 New York Comic Con. ... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Josh Kimberg interviews Art Whino's Shane Pomajambo on the floor of the 2013 New York Comic Con. ... |
 29 February 2016
One of our biggest posts of last week was Subversion, Copyright Law,... |
 02 December 2015
We've shown the stunningly strange creations of Peter Kelk, aka Seymour, numerous times in the past, and if you haven't seen him here then you surely have... |
 05 November 2015
With the January opening of the DTA Dunny Show 2 looming closer, both Kidrobot and us are thrilled... |
 02 May 2014
There is no doubt that Fang Ling Lee is what you would call an "erotic" artist. Her work for the past few years has focused on erotic imagery,... |
 14 March 2014
There's a ton of fan art out there. Sometimes it feels like there might be too much. Blaspheme, I know... So it's nice to find some that's a little different, and not your run of the mill, almost-... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Nick Curtis interviews ManOrMonster? Studios's Brandon Barker at the 2013 New York Comic Con. ... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Josh Kimberg interviews Suburban Vinyl's Robert Lumino on the floor of the 2013 New York Comic Con while Jerkface paints a canvas in the background. ... |
 15 October 2013
Clutter Magazine's Josh Kimberg interviews The Beast Brothers's Carlos East on the floor of the 2013 New York Comic Con. ... |
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