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November 11, 2014

CCD Interviews: Live From The Show Floor Of The 2014 NY Comic Con - Imagination Asylum Toys & Collectibles


Resin toys are a burgeoning industry. When we walked around on The Block at the 2014 NY Comic Con there were literally 100s of booths that were selling some sort of resin figures... and usually the prices were quite high. As someone who does not collect but loves to look, I am always attracted by the way a figure LOOKS first and than I am shocked at the price tags. But when I was walking down the aisle and I saw the figures at the Imagination Asylum's table, I was instantly drawn in... and pleasantly SUPRISED at how reasonable the prices seemed to be. I decided to chat with the owner and artist/sculpture Rich, who peeled back the layers of the Vermont based company and let us in on a little secret: That a lot of the resin toys that are priced SO HIGH are kinda of rip offs because it doesn't cost nearly as much to make them as people are charging!!! Rich shows us that you can make cool ass sculpts and create great toys, charge an amount much lower than market price for these types of toys, and still make a profit. Hell, these guys have some figures that are only around 5 bucks each! How great is that? Check out all their stuff by clicking here to visit their webpage, and proceed after the jump in order to see our interview with Rich right from the show floor....

January 15, 2013

The Wanderer by Skinner


I am a big fan of the art of Skinner, one of the associates who fills out Alex Pardee's Zero Friends super collective. The guy is insanely creative, and he is constantly collaborating with other people to make cool pieces of art. This time he has teamed up with resin sculpture David Healey to produce The Wanderer,  a 4 inch mini figure that was designed by Healey and painted by Skinner. The figure cost 75 bucks, but it is limited to 10 pieces. It is much more inexpensive then the usual full size figures that Skinner designs that cost upwards of 400 bucks a piece. You can grab one of these awesome monsters over at Skinner's toy shop on January 18th by clicking here. You can see more detailed pics after the jump...