Exclusive Art Toys
Artist-created characters, sculptures and functional art. From intimate objects to large accents within an interior.
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Artist-created characters and collectible objects
Exclusive Art Toys is ArtComburo’s selection where character sculpture meets the design of everyday objects. It includes compact shelf figures, large TUD objects, lamps and functional Gufram works. Attention to image, material and the history of a particular release connects them, rather than a single scale or technique.
Different visual languages
Joan Cornellà brings recognisable comic scenes into three-dimensional objects, while 2CHOEY builds Fingies characters around hand gestures. Vexx combines SpongeBob’s familiar image with sculpted colourful doodles. Noinah connects Ame and Cocoa through a shared world and palette; Popterror develops its own EQSO character. Compare these approaches through form, pose and their treatment of pop culture.
In collaborations, distinguish the character’s creator, the artist of a new version and the object’s manufacturer. For example, Osamu Tezuka created Astro Boy, while ToyQube reinterprets him in DJ and Chrome Hoodie editions.
From art toys to functional design
Some objects in this category do more than stand in a display cabinet. Light changes the experience of TIDE Pillow, Sleepy Venus and other lamps. Gufram works with furniture, mirrors and sculptural coat stands, bringing radical design into living spaces. Check the chosen product card for its purpose, power requirements and specific functions.
Comparing editions
Begin with the artist and image, then check material and dimensions. Height alone is not enough: large figures and wide design objects need surrounding space, while sculpted surfaces reward side views. Colour, year and edition size concern a particular release. Specifications for another size or colour do not establish those of your selection.
Current colour options, prices and availability appear on the selected product cards.
Artists and brands at ArtComburo
Explore works by 2CHOEY, TUD, Gufram, RIPNDIP and Superplastic. Compare other character worlds in KAWS and POP MART.
Art gifts for collectors and design enthusiasts
For a design enthusiast, a favourite artist, a character’s humour or an unusual form can guide the choice. For a collector, compare the specific edition with pieces they already own. Check edition size, material and included items in the selected listing.
Art objects in an interior
Interior designers can begin by defining the object’s role: a console accent, a standalone sculpture or a functional piece. Compare its dimensions with the intended location and leave space to appreciate the silhouette. For lamps and other functional objects, also check the specifications of the particular model.
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RIPNDIP
RIPNDIP
Devil Nerm
An anatomical Lord Nermal with a raised tail. Devil Nerm combines the feline silhouette with a visible skeleton and internal details.
RIPNDIP
Skelly Nerm Anatomy
A black and white Lord Nermal with a decorative skeletal half. Skelly Nerm Anatomy reveals contrasting surfaces within one feline silhouette.
RIPNDIP
Freedom Nerm Anatomy
Lord Nermal adopts American-flag colours and an anatomical half. Freedom Nerm Anatomy brings stars, stripes and a sculpted skeleton together.
RIPNDIP
Let’s Get This Bread
Lord Nermal holds a broad slice of bread around his face. Blue eyes, pink ears and the sculpted toast turn the familiar saying into a visual joke.
RIPNDIP / CHARACTERS
Ripndip
Ice Cream Truck (Pink)*
A pink RIPNDIP × Youtooz van with Lord Nermal lounging on the roof. Dripping ice cream and body graphics turn the vehicle into a collectible scene.
RIPNDIP
Child’s Play
Lord Nermal in blue overalls carries a sculpted knife and a green alien head. Child’s Play brings RIPNDIP’s humour into an absurd horror scene.
