DKE Toys at SDCC 2018 – CON STUFF – Prize Pet by RYCA & Holiday Special by RYCA
DKE Toys will be set up at San Diego Comic Con at the San Diego Convention Center July 19-23. Booth #5045
We will be announcing about 2 items per day for 12 days (the 12 days of DKE?).
There are always more photos on our Flickr. The SDCC 2018 album link is https://www.flickr.com/photos/dketoys/albums/72157670362840098
If you can’t make it to San Diego please email dketoys@gmail.com to be placed on a waitlist for any leftovers after the show.
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Prize Pet by RYCA
Every time I came home with a fish from the fair my mom said, “It’s a trap!” She had to take care of the fish for years! Now you can own your very own little fish head friend and he will happily live in his hand made bubble for years to come with very little effort on your (or your mom’s part). Hand cast and painted 4″ carded figure. Signed and numbered edition of 65. $75
Ryan’s work originally rose to fame through his involvement with the street art scene under the pseudonym RYCA. Over the last five years however, he has developed an ever increasing presence and reputation creating prints and graphics under his own name. Through combining words and images from popular culture, with the materials and techniques traditionally associated with pub signs, he creates nostalgic, playful images that are both accessible and highly technically accomplished.
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You’ll need twice the amount of sun screen when you join your favorite Bounty Hunter on a “holiday.” Won’t that be “special?” Hand cast and painted 3.75″ carded figure. Signed and numbered edition of 65. $60
Ryan’s work originally rose to fame through his involvement with the street art scene under the pseudonym RYCA. Over the last five years however, he has developed an ever increasing presence and reputation creating prints and graphics under his own name. Through combining words and images from popular culture, with the materials and techniques traditionally associated with pub signs, he creates nostalgic, playful images that are both accessible and highly technically accomplished.
