Showing posts with label matthawkins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label matthawkins. Show all posts

Friday, March 4, 2011

Bouru Papertoy by Matthew Hawkins x Sam Garcia

Matthew Hawkins teams up with Sam Garcia to produce BOURU the Papertoy Of The Month for March, and he is awesome! Download Bouru via Matt's blogsite at www.custompapertoys.com (PDF download). Shown above is also a cartoon for the figure drawn by Sam (whose original illustration-creation for Bouru is monstrously adorable too!)

Monday, February 23, 2009

Urban Paper: 25 Designer Toys to Cut Out and Build by Matt Hawkins (including video preview)

We first saw the URBAN PAPER "movie" back in 2008 [PEEP] and for a while now, you can pre-order a copy (or three) of the book on Amazon for US$19.99 [**Do consider ordering it thru Author Matt Hawkins' website @ www.custompapertoys.com, yeh? Share the lurve**]Shown-left is the cover for designed by Grace Ring at F&W publications - for the 160-pager Urban Paper: 25 Designer Toys to Cut Out and

Monday, December 29, 2008

Make Your Own SnoMoe With Matt Hawkins

To celebrate the coming New Year, Matt Hawkins offers a (final) free downloadable papertoy for 2008 ~ with the winter-themed SNOMOE! Clicketh www.custompapertoys.com to download SnoMoe in 3 parts :)

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

custom previews for art + action = obama show (oct 17) featuring matt hawkins & dionysus cho

A couple of preview sneaks of customs for the upcoming ART + ACTION = OBAMA 08 group customs show [tagged] happening this Friday October 17th @ The Showroom NYC - where participating artists were given a white-unpainted Obama action figure by Jailbreak Toys to utilize to "project their vision of America."The above-shown mix-media custom is by Matt Hawkins - showing Presidential-hopeful Barack

Friday, September 26, 2008

build-o-bama papertoy project by matt hawkins

Matt Hawkins of (custompapertoys.com) shares with us his latest papertoy project - dubbed: Build-O-Bama - featuring U.S. Presidential-hopeful, Barack Obama in paper-form!Matt also mentions: "I wanted to show my support for Barack in a creative and positive way. I've been thinking a lot about my work and while I love to make funny little characters I feel like it's my responsibility as an artist

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