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Beck Wheeler

Melbourne-based freelance illustrator and toy maker Beck Wheeler ‘combines painting, sculpture and toy making to explore narrative and the art of story telling. Her work reflects an interest in comic book art, contemporary illustration, puppetry and children’s toys’. Beck’s handmade toys are stocked amongst a myriad of goodies at Georgie Love, ‘a little place on the web where you can buy all kinds of Melbourne artist handmade treats’.

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beck wheeler said | 6 October, 2006

thanks for the post,

shucks!

x
beck

jb said | 19 January, 2007

the quality of his plush creatures are unmatched! brilliant stuff!!!

Custom Toy Lab - lostateminor.com said | 24 February, 2007

[...] ‘Created to support all artists involved in the custom toy scene’, the Custom Toy Lab showcase includes vinyl, plush and designer paper toys. Complete with templates for guiding vinyl design, Custom Toy Lab will also feature tutorials on customising and creating toys. Got a toy creation you’d like to share? Submit your toy and let the community rate and comment on your creation. [see also Beck Wheeler] [...]

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