Be entranced by the newest Dunny series, Dunny Fatale, featuring designs from 18 prominent and talented female artists. Some are cute and sweet, others are bold and cruel, but all are irresistible. Each blind boxed 3-inch figure retails for $7.95, comes with a trading card and some include accessories. Dunny starts seducing in late Janurary. Be sure to order online or stop by the store at 177 Main Street, Beacon, NY.

Artists in this innovative series include Alex Anderson, Catalina Estrada, Klor, CW, Aiko, Kathie Olivas, Wendi Koontz, Koralie, The Baroness, Anna Chambers, Amanda Visell, Amy Ruppel, Julie West, Toofly, Junko Mizuno, Aya Kakeda, Tara McPherson, and Sara Varon.

That time of year is once again upon us. Happy for some, lonely for others… Whether you are celebrating your love this Valentine’s day, stalking someone new, or frowning upon the holiday altogether – we invite you to participate in our vday art card show. Spill your guts on a Valentine, send it to us, and we will hang it up in our store! We will choose a winner to win a $50 Dream in Plastic gift certificate in addition to having their card emailed out as a Valentine to entire email list.

Mail or drop off your creations:

Dream in Plastic
177 Main Street
Beacon, NY 12508

If you want your work returned to you, please provide return postage.

OR email your digital art (hi-res please) to info@dreaminplastic.com.
(We will print it out and hang it up for you)

The show will begin Saturday, February 13th but we will begin hanging cards up February 6th – so please get your artwork in with that in mind.

We love you! Happy Valentine’s Day!

We cannot find a reason anyone wouldnt be completely head over heels in love.

This new kidrobot x Frank Kozik special XMAS pack of little labbits makes our bah humbug go right out the window.

Check em out in the store.

Come see the works of NYC based Ryan Schroeder at Dream in Plastic November 14 – December 7, 2009. The images in this exhibition are from places, throughout the world, that have acted as temporary encampments.

Please join us for the opening reception on Saturday, November 14, from 6 – 9PM complete with free wine and goodies!

See more of Ryan’s work at his site: www.RyanSchroederArt.com

Get addicted to a fresh pack of Mongers in the 3rd installment of Frank Kozik’s infamous series. Each of the 19 flavorful figures, including the 2 chases, are 2-inches tall, go for $4.95 each, and aim to satisfy your smoking fix.

Frank Kozik established himself in the mid-eighties by reviving the lost art of the concert poster. His success designing posters segued into artwork, namely album covers for music powerhouses like The Sex Pistols and Nirvana. Today, Kozik’s main artistic focus is in the design and production of vinyl toys.

Get a Monger or two.

Check out more Frank Kozik stuff.

Celebrate the launch of MUNNYWORLD, Kidrobot’s all-new do-it-yourself toys, at the world’s most prestigious custom vinyl extravaganza, featuring over sixty rock star artists from around the world.

Be there to get your hands on these hot works of art before their official release. There will be beats, booze, and the chance to meet many of the most important toy artists in the game:

64 Colors, Aaron Stewart, Agatha Ruiz de la Prada, Amanda Visell, Andrew Bell, Angry Woebots, Buff Monster, Bukubuku, Christie Holloway, Chuckboy, Coolvader, Damon Soule, Dave White, DEPH, Devilrobots, DFC Mexico City, Dirty Donny, Doktor A., Filth, Frank Kozik, Greg Foley, Harley + Boss (Nathan Jurevicius x Andrea Kang), Harry Allen, Heidi Kenney, Huck Gee, ILoveDust, Jason Siu, Jeremyville, Jesse Hernandez, Jesse Smith, Joe Capobianco, Jon Burgerman, Kevin Gosselin, Koralie, Kronk, MAD, MR. DEN, MR. Shane Jessup, Patrick Li, PON, Ryan Bubnis, Saner, SEEN, Serge Seidlitz, Shawnimal, Sket One, Solarspace, SourBones, SUCKADELIC, TADO, The Baroness, The Beast Brothers, TILT, Tim Tsui, TOUMA, Travis Cain, Triclops Studio, Tristan Eaton and Vault49.

On view 3 days only!
November 13-15
Opening Party November 12, 8-10PM

The Eloquent Delinquents Gallery
41 Wooster Street, New York, NY

The new critters:

Ron English is a well-known painter, whose work has been exhibited in galleries and museums around the globe. While his agit-pop paintings hang in galleries around the globe, English has been “liberating” billboards as an outlet for his work and to protest corporate America’s paid self-expression. He has pirated over a thousand billboards over the last twenty years, replacing existing advertisements with his own hand-painted subvertisements.

We are some lucky gals at Dream in Plastic and had the pleasure of meeting the artist himself when he moved to the area! We are also grateful that we were able to hold ourselves together. Managing to not faint in his legendary and super-cool presence, we now bring you a few select items for sale from the personal stock of English himself! A lot of these items are hard to find these days, as they were made in limited amounts and quickly snatched up by Ron fans worldwide.

Check out some of Ron’s creations in person in Beacon, or in the website.

Following the smashing success of the Dark Horse collaboration with Toy2R on the first series of the 2” Domo Qee (freshly restocked at Dream in Plastic), we are excited to hear that an all new assortment of colorful designs is planned for March of 2010. Do you like raindrops, candy canes, or even glowing radioactivity? This new series of figures has all that and more!

The new series features 15 all new limited edition versions consisting of 5 new color flocked Domo Qees as well as 10 other fabulous designs, including the ultra rare Mystery  Figure.

The Domo Qee Series 2 figures will again come in blind boxes. Which one will you get?

Polaroid broke a lot of hearts when it discontinued its instant film cameras. Thanks in part to die-hard fans, Polapremium and The Impossible Project – new management has realized the error of old management’s ways: Polaroid will re-launch the legendary Polaroid One Step Camera in 2010!

Read more at Polapremium

Can’t get to Dream in Plastic to see the illustrations of Eric Talbot firsthand?

Here are some pics of what you’re missing!