Meet Alex Pardee, the mastermind behind the Candemons and so many other delightfully twisted art figures. With his new buddy Breaker making his vinyl figure debut at Kidrobot, Alex gave us some insight into making cool art, making scary candy, … Continued
Kidrobot’s Dunny joins the NOH8 Campaign! This 8” clear shell Dunny features the iconic “NOH8” logoand duct-taped mouth as seen in the campaign’s continuing series of protest photography, as well asrainbow ears and an interior filled with colored hearts. The … Continued
Kidrobot is excited to open pre-orders for its first ever official collaboration with The Coca-Cola Company. The Kidrobot x Coca-Cola 8-Inch Dunny Sculpture is a limited-edition premium art toy capped at one thousand (1000) pieces worldwide and is available for pre-order on Kidrobot.com beginning at 12 pm Eastern Time on April 14, 2023.
In collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation, Kidrobot will create only TWENTY individually crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures based on one of the artist’s most famous images – the Brillo Box. The art is based on Warhol’s 1964 Brillo series which featured the popular cleaning product.
Celebrating one of the most important artists of the modern era, Kidrobot and The Andy Warhol Foundation have teamed up again for a new, limited-edition addition to the Kidrobot x Andy Warhol Collection. Kidrobot brings to life the limited-edition Andy Warhol 12-inch Bust Vinyl Art Sculpture – Dollar Sign Edition. The inspiration for the design of this vinyl designer art toy comes from Andy Warhol’s early 1980s dollar sign print series.
35 years ago, the most influential artist of a generation was taken from us too soon. We are proud to have been blessed with the opportunity to work with The Andy Warhol Foundation on our mission to preserve the arts and help bring unique and amazing artwork to the forefront, while also honoring the legacy of Andy Warhol and his influence on the art world that can still be felt to this very day.
In collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation, Kidrobot is issuing just TWENTY carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures in honor of the artist behind so many of the most recognizable pieces of modern art. This sculpture is based on a famous 1965 photograph of Warhol in sunglasses and a striped shirt.
The Quiccs x Add Fuel TEQ63 limited-edition 6” figure features a blue and white colorway with a faux fur trim hoodie and interchangeable arms.
The illustrator, toy designer and graffiti artist Quiccs is inspired by a love of Japanese robot culture and hip-hop, and has a vibrant street-art style that is instantly recognizable. Kidrobot has collaborated with Quiccs on many projects in the past, such as the Kidrobot-exclusive TEQ63 Figures, Ukami x Hitsuji Art Figure by Quiccs, HELLBOTS MEGATEQ, and many more.
Legendary Portuguese visual artist Add Fuel brings his iconic Portuguese azulejo inspired designs to Quiccs’ TEQ63 character in a mashup that brings to life the best of both artists.
Kidrobot brings to life a limited-edition Andy Warhol 12-inch The Bust in Orange Camouflage. The inspiration for the design of this vinyl designer art toy comes from Andy Warhol’s 1987 camouflage print series. Limited Edition and Numbered to 200 pieces worldwide.
We’ve made just TWENTY carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures focusing on one of Warhol’s most famous subjects: Hollywood star Marilyn Monroe. The starlet’s publicity photo featured in many works of art by Warhol, most notably a 1962 diptych created shortly after her death that year.
In bold Racing Red, this premium piece of lifestyle apparel features embroidered patch details, checkerboard racing flag trim, zip front, and extra cute back graphics. Flip up the collar for a little extra Kidrobot style! With one inner and two outer pockets to stash all your gear. Faux leather jacket is fully lined in woven polyester. Comes in women’s sizes S – 2XL.
We’ve made just TEN carefully crafted 20-inch Dunny sculptures in honor of the iconic artist’s “Giant Size $ 1.57 Each” artwork. Warhol originally made the piece in black and white for the cover of a 1963 album of interviews with himself and several fellow artists, but he revisited the art in 1971 in the form of four colored, hand-printed versions limited to 75 prints each. This 20-inch Dunny was inspired by the red version.