
My Milk Toof
Normally I find inanimate objects talking and expressing themselves rather creepy, but with My Milk Toof’s stars, Ickle and Lardee, I can’t help bush gush with childlike joy. These two talking teeth (yes, teeth) were created by artist Inhae, who as a child, always wanted to know what happened to the teeth she put under her pillow.
Inhae has a blog dedicated to the adventures that these two teeth seem to always be going on; with activities such as cutting coupons, pretending to be superheroes, and deciding who gets the top bunk. And while this might sound silly (which it is), there is something so sweet and humorous about these characters that it makes me wish my teeth were that exciting.



Tagged: Ickle and Lardee, Inhae
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