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DANG! That’s a Dope Hoodie

Published by Matt Gondek October 11th, 2007 in Art, culture, Advertising, Kid Robot and Dunny. 0 Comments

I was checking out the stat’s for this blog last night for the first time since the week we started it, and was quite happy w/ the number of readers we’ve aquired. Especially since there was pretty much not a single update last month. Anyway, good job everyone!

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I made some hoodies, and this is the last one I have. It has the little aarows on the front pockets, and the disco zombie on the lower left back. It’s wicked awesome and will pretty much guarantee you instant popularity. Let me know if you’re interested.

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In other news, I’ve seemed to stumble upon 2 of the Dunny shown above.  This means I’m looking to get rid of one. He is a 3” from the series 4 collection. If you want this little guy, I’m accepting money or trade. You can trade me another Dunny for it, or anything else cool. I don’t mind. I just don’t like having two of something. I’m not sure why… I don’t even buy two of the same kind of food when I go grocery shopping.

Dunny Series 4!

Published by Matt Gondek September 27th, 2007 in Art, culture, street art, Advertising, Design, eBay, Underground, Artist, Kid Robot and Dunny. 1 Comment

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Dunny Series 4 from Kid Robot comes out today at 11AM ET. If your not up to speed with Dunny, or are looking at the pic above and thinking “Those are gay” while you and your buddy are benchpressing, you better get with it real quick.

Dunnys are Kid Robot limited edition figures that are each done by a different artist. Each series sells out quick, due to high demand, amazing design, limited quantities, and the ever elusive “Chase Dunny”. Each dunny comes blind boxed, which means your not sure which one your getting until you actually buy and open the box they come in. The chase dunny is a extremely rare figure that is hard to obtain, and often go for hundreds of dollars on Ebay. The normal figures are each assigned a numerical value such as 2/25, which means, out of every 25 dunnys produced, they made 2 of this figure. Some are more rare than others, which is where the passion to collect comes in.

The line up of artists for series four are Frank Kozik, Jon Burgerman, MAD, Tara McPherson, Mad Barbarians, Shane Jessup, David Flores, KOA, Sket One, Gary Baseman, Michael Motorcycle, Joe Ledbetter, MIST, Nico Berry, Thomas Han and Mike ‘2600′ Davis of Twelve Car Pileup. Don’t sleep on this one. Get your dunnys now, because they sell out quick. I’m gonna go there now and get my credit card ready!

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