The Art and Craft of Toy Design

nantuko

Greetings from Nantuko my found object toy

Queen

So the main components of this guy are a bottle, a lamp shade, a broken milk saucer, some styrofoam and a plastic bag and a paper bag. Here she is with a little tampon dog that my roommate made, good lookin couple.

Orson, defender of all things small

This is Orson, micro-defender and surprise tickler.

He likes good cheese and tiramisu, and is a Rhodes scholar. His dog Plato, however, is not.

Tinny|:-0

His name is Tinny |:-0

Buck Hunter.

I used used string, two old socks, a ripped up pair of jeans, napkins from a restaurant and lint from the laundrey mat to make this Buck Hunter toy that is based off of the arcade game Buck Hunter. . .

From wood block to clown

I created my found object primarily out of a woodblock, a piece of styrophome, a hairspray cap, and added some objects from my step-dad's workshop. (I found the legs and arms after i took my initial supply picture. I felt the clown was missing something---he needed to be able to move in theory)

Huhver - Brietta's Found Object Toy

zero in progress

Thiz iz Zero mt rubber robot in Progrez

"Tinnie"

Work in progress
By Rejwan
next step is to add a hand or two or not.
but i will color it. thats the fun part.

Ice Queen

This is my found objects toy.-The Ice Queen. She is composed of a beer bottle, some plastic that makes up her dress, a screw nut and wire for a necklace, and part of a postcard for a crown.