Detroit native slash critter-lover slash Sculptor slash illustrator slash great nerdy father Chris Ryniak is a man of few words. When I recently asked him about his art career, he simply said this...

Pushead, who edited our October 2009 issue of Juxtapoz, will again be at San Diego Comic Con this week, with a special vinyl toy releases as well as books with the limited SKELETAL hardcover with giclee & silkscreened print, and SPARROW #15 with special limited SDCC 2011 bookplate, as well as limited giclee prints, and more.

Our March 2008 cover artist, Amsterdam-based Parra, just released these new limited-quantity porcelain sculpture with Toykyo he is calling, "Take A Rest." It was made in an edition of 70 sculptures in 3 colorways, (25 red, 25 blue, 20 black), standing/sitting at 20cm x 15cm, and comes in a screen printed, and numbered box. 

          This "Toy Kit" has to be a step up from the "Graffiti Backpacks" or "Graffiti Saved My Life" t-shirts that we have seen.  Lush has a new product on the market and needs help spreading the word.  Check out the video.    

Aled Lewis, whom we just had a chance to connect with in the magazine, is fast-becoming one of our favorite new artists. Aled has enough wit to fill up this entire, or his entire blog, because he is in the midst of "Make Something Cool Everyday" Project, where he makes something cool everyday. Right now, we are into his toy story pieces. Lots more after the jump . . .

Where do all the old toys go? Robert Bradford takes them and makes recylced toy sculptures that look like toys, that's where. The sculptor creates both small and life-sized pieces with old toys as his materials. More looks after the jump . . .