Welcome to Blobby Farm - where frumpy, free-range plush toys roam the countryside of Newbraska. You'll also find bibs, finger puppets, mittens, buttons, and whatever else we can come up with to entertain you. Peruse the site and spread the word. Thanks for stopping by.
NEWBRASKA — We've been waiting with baited breath for Lark Book's latest tome to arrive in our mailbox. Plush-O-Rama: Curious Creatures for Immature Adults finally landed on our doorstep yesterday. Blobby Farm has two tutorials for making your own Blobby inside the pages of the book.
SEATTLE — Apparently the Plush You 2 show at Schmancy in Seattle was a success. We weren't able to make it to the show as we're still wading through cardboard boxes at our new digs in Colorado and all of our money was spent to get us here. So, we are just living vicariously through Flickr tours of the show.
NEWBRASKA — Hundreds of Blobbies reaffirmed their opposition to genocide, rape, plunder and dismemberment Monday by attending the annual Abolish Columbus Day march in downtown Newbraska. The march was a peaceful one, with all the proper demonstration permits obtained ahead of time from the proper Native American tribal authorities. Authorities of neighboring occupational western powers were not consulted.
Our friend Kylie and her cousin Shawna have just launched their new handmade jewelry website.
I used to be neutral in my feelings towards The Go! Team, but after watching this, I want to buy their album, borrow some kids, and dance around.
Steve Hamaker the colorist for Bone, does a follow-up to his previous post on coloring comics (via Drawn.ca)
Steve Hamaker the colorist for Bone, shares some tips and secrets on his blog (via Drawn.ca)
Online how-to videos to help you get the best silkscreen prints. Now if they'd just tell me how to do it for under $100.
David seems to be making all the same rounds we are: Italy, Lark Books, etc. Funky junk.
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