Saruman figurine

Figurines by Buzhandmade.

Sculptures by Ron Ulicny

A few sculptures by Ron Ulicny. All, except for the Scrabble tiles, are on sale at Spoke Art.

Wind-up toys based on The Wire

Mister Frothee:

Finally completed! A set of five miniature wind-up characters from yet another cancelled HBO series, "The Wire". They're each about 2.5 inches tall, and have weird proportions due to the small motors they contain. From Left to right: Jimmy McNulty, Bunk Moreland, Bubbles, Omar Little, and Kima Greggs.

He previously made Deadwood and Joan Holloway bobbleheads.

*See more custom toys at Toycutter.

Captured mechanical creatures

Clockwork creatures in glass by malueram.

Sculpture of the Milkman level from Psychonauts

Sculpture of the Milkman level from Psychonauts:

Link roundup

1. The Oakland A's were the talk of the sports world on Monday after signing Cuban slugger/outfielder Yoenis Cespedes, who put out a truly outlandish promotional video. If you're not convinced it's worth your time to watch, read this detailed description.

2. A lengthy analysis of why the Death Star's trash compactor makes little sense.

3. Bonsai tree houses.

4. Gyroscopically stabilized pool table for cruise ships.

5. Neverwhere, maybe my favorite Neil Gaiman novel, is currently a $3 download at Amazon.

Pinball-playing robot

Pinball-playing robot by JShea for the upcoming video game-themed show at OhNoDom.

Sculptures by Colin Christian

A small sampling of the sculptures at Colin Christian's show at the International Museum of Art and Science.

Mounted spraycan monster

One of Joey Alvarez's sculptures on sale at Hellion.

Sculpture show at Copro

A few of my favorites from the upcoming Conjoined sculpture show at Copro:


Jesse Gee.



Joe Sorren and Jud Bergeron.



John Haley III.



Christopher Conte.

Black 13 skull by The Beast Brothers

Black 13 skull by the Beast Brothers on sale tomorrow as described here.

New sculpture by by Doktor A.

New sculpture by Doktor A. for an upcoming show at Copro:

Oscar Lynchworthy

Constructed without limbs Oscar was a surly child.
He riled against the world feeling sidelined in his inability to do just about anything.
His parents offered to purchase appendages for him, but he adamantly remained in his self imposed funk.
His bitterness grew and festered for many years until one day he had an awakening.
A calling, a purpose, a vocation beckoned.
He would become a critic!

*Previously: My attempt to make a Doktor A-inspired toy.

Caricature sculptures by Wilfrid Wood

A few brilliant caricature sculptures by Wilfrid Wood (much more on display at his site):


olympic medal hopeful/diver Tom Daley



Sir Elton John, David Furnish, and their baby son



Wayne Rooney and Wayne Rooney Sr.

For sale as described here.

Sculptures by Stephen Ives

A small selection of sculptures by Stephen Ives.












There's many more clever, provocative sculptures on display at his site. Via these sites.