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Turning Children’s Drawings to Toys by Child’s Own Studio

Remember all that crazy shit you drew as a kid? True story: when I was but a wee lad I was fond of drawing bones with wings on them. There was a whole family of them. Why? Who the hell knows, kids are weird! But how awesome would have been if a cool company like this existed: where they take children’s drawings and convert them to real world toys. Maybe one day my Flying Bones with faces can get the same treatment. Check out tons more at their flickr

Artists: website (via: todayilearned / io9)

These are too cool. 

My family did a great job of encouraging my art from the very young age they were able to see it… but I think something like this easily could have lead me down a different path.  I love these.

I can’t handle how awesome this is. Someone was absolutely brilliant to create these c:

This is the sort of thing that makes me excited about the possibilities in art.

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So, I don’t know what you did for mother’s day, but I spent most of the whole day making a little stuffed dog. My landlords just had their first baby and after welcoming me with a lot of snacks and knickknacks I thought it’d be nice to give them

Unfortunately however, I’m poor, so remembering I’m an artist I thought I would make them something! They have labs so I thought I would try to make him look like a lab puppy. Thankfully he passes since for some reason I thought stretchy fabric would be okay and he stretched out like an awkward… sock… at first. His nose got stunted but he’s still very cute which is all that matters.

Still, I’d hate to have been that person being thanked like:
—“Oh hay, thanks for the dolphin…. pig.”

ITS A DOG.

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I love going through sketchbooks from the year before and finding good ideas in passing. I’ll put this into colour sometime. It’s a design for a young queen’s outfit with long sleeves that work like a train. I feel like this would look awesome in traditional media…

gabcollab:

It’s a new blob. Let’s collaborate!

1. Grab this blob by right clicking it and saving it.

2. Draw on it. You can either draw on it digitally or print it, draw on it, and then scan it.

3. Submit your finished piece. (More guidelines on the submission page.)

“The night was curious that evening on the sea…”

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