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• Teeter
  *[[SDCC]]'07 Super Teeter - 500 pieces - 2007 == Images ==
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• Good Morning Sunshine
  ...prototype was first seen at [[SDCC]]'11 and finally released for real at [[SDCC]]'14. *Lava Monkey - [[SDCC]]'14, [[Munky King]] exclusive, 100 pieces
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• Tado
  *[[Panda-Punch vs The Hermanators]] *[[Dunny]] - 3" Krunk-A-Claus, 2009
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• Doktor A
  ...ter driven clashes of urban pop culture, classic children's stories and neo-Victorian industrial neverlands. *[[10-Doh!]] - 3.5" Artist Series 1, 2012
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• Magman
  *Black [[SDCC]] - 2007, 100 pieces == Images ==
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• Molezilla
  ...was first released at [[SDCC]] 2011. The figure stands 7" tall. The first SDCC figure features inset pink glass eyes, a motion activated LED unit mounted *[[SDCC]]'11 Clear Blue - 10 pieces, signed and numbered
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• Frank Kozik
  ...raphically compelling as well as culturally gripping. With hundreds of full-colour, limited edition, silk screened posters under his belt for such renow [[Image:Ikagilas-clearpink.jpg|right|250px]]
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• Chuckboy
  *[[Labbit]] - 5" "Cyb0rg" custom, [[SDCC]], 2012 == Images ==
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• Devilrobots
  [[Image:Tofu-great2.jpg|right|300px]] ...racter named TO-FU. Their main works are graphics, character designs, audio-visual, web designs, toys, CD art, clothing, and more! They’ve held exhibi
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• Andrew Bell
  [[Image:Andrewbell-solo-art.jpg|right|300px]] ...wildly imaginative monsters have clawed their way out of his website onto t-shirts, prints, books and most recently toys produced by '[[Dyzplastic]]', t
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• Angel Devil
  *[[Qee]] - [[SDCC]] Special Edition, I.T. Qee, 2.5" 2005 == Images ==
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• Huck Gee
  [[Image:Huck-skullheadlogo.jpg|right|260px]] ...moved to San Francisco in the early 90's pursuing the venerable life of a b-boy. Maintaining day jobs that expanded his artistic vocabulary; he spent hi
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• Gary Baseman
  Born in Los Angeles in 1960, this first generation Polish-American artist has become one of the most recognized illustrative artists o ...which ran from January 26, 2001-January 16, 2004, and was made into a full-length feature film in September 14, 2007.
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• Aleppin Sane
  ...by [[Plastic City]], Aleppin Sane is an 8" rabbit bust first released at [[SDCC]] 2011. *Glow - 100 pieces, [[SDCC]]'14 exclusive
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• Tim Biskup
  [[Image:Helper-Dragon-Biskup.jpg|right|230px]] ...In recent years his work has taken on a more serious tone, driving his self-proclaimed "baroque modernism" into darker territory.
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• Tristan Eaton
  [[Image:Tristan-TOONZfinal.jpg|right|300px]] ...r, exhibiting in galleries such as the New York's FUSE Gallery, Detroit's C-POP Gallery and Tokyo's Gallery LELE.
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• MAD
  Aside from his commercial work MAD has been working non-stop on his own licensed toy lines and brands under the MAD Toy Design label *[[Android]] - "Cry-on" Series 3, 2012
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• Pushers
  The Pushers by [[Thomas Han]] were first seen at [[SDCC]] 2006 and 2007. Spirit and Pirate were available on general release in Aug == Images ==
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• MCA
  [[Image:Evilape-konggreen.jpg|right|300px]] ...ad, and sarcastically wrote the word “Evil” beneath it. He printed up T-shirts and stickers with this image and began distributing them in and aroun
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• Da Minci
  *Pink - [[8-Style]] Edition, 200 pieces, 2007 *[[Mixi-Bang]] x [[Greyone]] - 100 pieces, 2007
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• Flying Fortress
  *[http://www.flying-fortress.de/ Flying Fortress] *[[Bodega]] - [[SDCC]]'13 Exclusive, 100 pieces, 2013
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• Treeson
  **Firefly Orange - [[SDCC]]'07 ([[Glow in the Dark]]), 300 pieces **[[SDCC]]'10 Exclusives
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• Chris Ryniak
  *[[Misfortune Cat]] - [[SDCC]]'11 Edition [[Image:Imaginarymenagerie-1.jpg|right|250px]]
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• Ultra Squid Girl
  ...d by [[Super7]]. This figure, currently in prototype stage first seen at [[SDCC]]'11, is a stacking figure, with the main "squid" part fitting over the top == Images ==
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• Sket One
  ...led Sket One to such clients as Universal Music, EMI, DC Comics, Ford, Coca-Cola, Silent Skateboards, and Grind King Trucks. *[http://www.sket-one.com/ Sket-One]
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• Knucklebear
  ...planned to be a one-off figure, the orignal design featured a dark, greyish-brown bear with a white muzzle and tattoo one one paw. However the platform ...oduced on the larger Qee, though 2 [[Frank Kozik]] designs were - the 'Digi-Skull' and 'Skull2Knuckle' designs.
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• Bunnywith
  In 2012, 3" vinyl figures were produced. They were first released at [[SDCC]] 2012. They were released in sets of 5 in various colours. The Bunnywith c They came in white, red, purple, blue and peach, and at [[SDCC]]'12 they released an exclusive [[GID]] version.
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• Fang Wolf
  *[[SDCC]] Black, 2004 == 2.5" Wolf Images ==
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• Ika-Gilas
  *[[SDCC]]'06 Clear Pink - 100 pieces == Images ==
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• Gaburin
  *[[Toy Tokyo]] [[SDCC]]'07 Multicolored - 100 pieces == Images ==
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• Mothman
  *Eyewitness Type ([[SDCC]] Black) - 100 pieces *[[Sun-Min Kim]] Type (Red)
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• Flatwoods Monster (Horvath)
  *Braxton County Type ([[SDCC]] Black) - 100 pieces *SDCC 2007 GID - 100 pieces
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• Taberon
  *Grey - [[SDCC]] 2007, 100 pieces == Images ==
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• Snout
  *Toumart [[SDCC]]'05 Grey *Toumart [[SDCC]]'05 Silver
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• Boo
  [[Image:Boo-stitchexclusive.jpg|right|250px]] **Pink - Crossed Eyes, [[SDCC]]'05, 100 pieces
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• Grabbit
  **Whipping Finish - Snarling-Mouth - 150 pieces, 2007 **Snarling Wood - [[SDCC]]'08, 100 pieces, 2008
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• Tofu
  ...s]] and produced by [[Play Imaginative]]. Devilrobots loves tofu, and a now-huge range of tofu character toys have been released and proven to be hugely *[[SDCC]]'07 [[Kidrobot]] Edition, 200 pieces
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• Dokuro-San
  Created by [[Junko Mizuno]]. Dokuro-san is one of Mizuno's most famous characters from her original fantasy worl **[[SDCC]]'10 Last Gasp Comics Red
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• Cactus Friends
  *Sandy - 5" [[SDCC]]'08 Platinum *Sabochan - 6" [[SDCC]]'08 Platinum
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• Adios and Ciao Ciao
  ...r heaven, Adios was condemned to live forever on earth, in his modern grave-loft with his girlfriend Ciao Ciao and their cat [[Skeletrino]]. Together, A **Adios - Platinum, [[SDCC]]'07
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• Voltaire
  [[Image:Qee-8inch-deadyadventurequest.jpg|right|250px]] *[[Qee]] - 2.5" [[SDCC]] Deady Teddy, 2004
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• Shikito
  *[[SDCC]] Superdeux Exclusive - [[GID]], 50 pieces == Images ==
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• IWG
  [[Image:Iwg-nehanda.jpg|right|250px]] [[Image:Iwg-laturacub.jpg|right|250px]]
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• Fire Bone Fly
  *[[SDCC]]'06 Orange, 100 pieces == Images ==
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• Fujisan
  ...colour hand-painted amount. A new 8" vinyl version was first released at [[SDCC]] 2012. == Images ==
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• Cameron Tiede
  [[Image:Camerontiede-board.jpg|right|150px]] Raised in the great white north of Canada, on sugar-infested cereal, 80’s music, Peanuts comics, and classic Nintendo games Ca
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• Madl
  [[Image:Madl-artistseries-mad.jpg|right|280px]] **Cry-On -900 pieces
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• Deph
  ...yed on toys, cars, movies, video games, skateboards, snowboard outerwear, t-shirts, posters, print ads, and many more. His work has been shown in many g *[[Fatcap]] - 6" Holy Roller, [[SDCC]]'09 purple, 200 pieces, 2009
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• Jeremyville
  ...e between studios in Sydney Australia and New York City. He collects rare t-shirts, sneakers, toys and denim, and had a Converse x Jeremyville shoe rele *[[Dunny]] - 5" "Grow Love Chia", [[SDCC]] exclusive, 2018
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• Veil
  *Specimen 129 - [[SDCC]]'06 Black, 100 pieces == Images ==
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