Gluttony

Curated by the Toy Baron and Baroness, this new Kidrobot x Red Magic collaboration celebrates the cardinal sins in only the most immoral way! Collect gluttony, wrath, and all the rest as you proclaim your own forays into iniquity. Let’s all burn together! Featuring designs from JK5, Thomas Han, Alex Pardee, MCA, Tweeqim and Kidrobot CI Boys is a series of designer toys created by Chinese artist and toy designer CI (short for Creative Industries). Known for their distinctive style, CI Boys are highly stylized, cute, and colorful figures that often combine elements of Japanese pop culture, urban art, and cartoon aesthetics. The characters are typically anthropomorphic, featuring exaggerated facial expressions, large heads, and vibrant colors. The CI Boys figures often have a child-like innocence, but with exaggerated features like big eyes, round faces, and oversized heads, giving them a playful, charming look. Many of the CI Boys toys focus on the theme of friendship, with characters interacting in playful, whimsical scenarios. CI Boys have gained popularity in the designer toy community for their adorable, eye-catching designs and strong emotional connection with fans. The toys appeal to both children and adult collectors, thanks to their whimsical nature and cute, quirky designs. Red Magic is a Chinese-based manufacturer and creator in the designer toy scene, known for producing high-quality, limited-edition vinyl toys. The company has built a strong reputation for its attention to detail, intricate designs, and collaborations with renowned toy artists. Red Magic is often recognized for blending traditional toy-making techniques with modern urban aesthetics, contributing to the rise of art toys in the global collector market. Evil was born in 1991, when one of MCA’s favorite entertainers, Pee Wee Herman (Mr. Paul Reubens), was arrested in an adult movie theater. Agitated by the absurd way in which Reubens was demonized by the media, MCA manipulated his mug shot, added devil horns to his head, and sarcastically wrote the word “Evil” beneath it. He printed up T-shirts and stickers with this image and began distributing them in and around Boston: Since then, Evil Design has spread throughout the world. If you picked up Kid 606’s critically acclaimed CD The Action Packed Mentalist Brings You the Fucking Jams, or own a T-shirt from Weezer’s Pinkerton world tour, or from Mission of Burma’s initial string of “Inexplicable” reunion shows, then you’ve seen his work. MCA has also made a name for himself in the gallery world over the past few years. Aside from his highly successful collaboration show “Destroy You, NYC – MCA + MAGMO” at Orchard Street Gallery in Manhattan, he also recently had a solo show (“Simian Nation”) in Boston at The Lab as well as taken part in a three man show (with Abe Lincoln Jr. & Ethos) at the Rotofugi Gallery in Chicago to name just