Cat Rabbit is a Hobart based artist and toy designer who constantly creeps locals out with her bizarre doll creations. Cat Rabbit, who is often seen bleeding from the fingertips whilst looking at kittens in a pet store window, is making the journey from her Tasmanian base to Sydney to delight us with her plush creatures. Her hand-sewn creations can be seen at Newtown’s Ruban Rat designer toy store and gallery from May 9th.

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That fun, fluffy, and playful Japanese furball, Domo, is now a plush toy which comes in four colors: classic Brown, fabulous fuchsia, royal blue, and polar white. Quick, clear some space on the mantlepiece!

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Marka27′s new Killa Instinct figure will be released soon by BIC Industries. Marka called upon his years of experience as a graffiti writer to create a toy that reflected the ‘all-consuming pursuit of widespread urban exposure’. Of the figure he says, ‘Killa Instinct is set to destroy anyone or anything that gets in his way of desire for domination through the means of getting up, with his Killa Styles, burners, tags, throwups, by any means necessary’.

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It’s a fact, people who don’t like clutter don’t collect plush and vinyl toys. The myriad of sizes, shapes, colours and textures in any collector’s display would put any minimal loving layman into a tizzy. So those of us who love our toys, also love clutter. And I am really loving the latest issue of the toy-centric Clutter Magazine, number 12, which recently hit the newsstands.

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Sun-Min Kim and David Horvath, who brought you the very cute Ugly Dolls, have just released their new vinyl figure set, Mothman vs Flatwoods Monster: Super Market Toys Play Set. A play on those little farm animals and army men you find at the supermarket, the Mothman play set includes two 3.5 inch figures, field fence, and oak tree modeled after eye witness reports to this strange event which took place in West Virginia.

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God save the Queen. Oh, and Johnny Rotten, Sid Vicious, Steve Jones and Paul Cook too. This much anticipated Set B of the Sex Pistols Collectors Kubrick Set is by those geniuses at MediCom Toy Inc. You can feel Pretty Vacant yourself by picking one up from Gentle Giant.

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It was good to catch the Kaiju Invades NYC exhibition of custom monster figures from America and Japan, which ran recently at New York’s Showroom Gallery, and showcased some wonderfully inventive creations.

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Barry the Beaver is exactly what he looks like: a collectible vinyl vibrator. It was only a matter of time before lowbrow art and the toy collecting scene crossed over into sex toys. And remember, if someone raises their eyebrows, just tell them that it’s art! Jeremy Fish has created the 5.25 inches Barry the Beaver, which starts buzzing with a turn of the tree stump base. It also features a handy bendy tail.

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OhNo!Doom’s ravenous FluffyYukYuk is a plushie with a serious chomp action. FluffyYukYuk follows the success of FluffyBadBad but one notable improvement is that the chomping teeth are no longer made of metal but plastic. Which means it’s fun without the risk of serious injury. [see also Dot Dot Dash]

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January 26 was the release date of The Vivisect Playset mini-toy figure series produced by STRANGEco’s. The Vivisect Playset features mini-figures by artists Anthony Ausgang, Luke Chueh, Peter Gronquist, Thomas Han, Joe Ledbetter, Greg Simkins and Amanda Visell. Quite a lineup! The concept is based on an annual group art show, curated by Luke Cheuh and hosted by Gallery 1988 in San Francisco, which focuses on the dissection and reconstruction of animals to demonstrate human emotion. [see also the plush toys of Beck Wheeler]

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