Showing posts with label soft sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soft sculpture. Show all posts

9.25.2012

Wary Meyers Gonks!

Wary Meyers Gonks

Wary Meyers Gonks

Wary Meyers Gonks! A ragtag team of six fantastic creatures made to hang out in your child's (or inner child's) room.
"Gonks" originated during World War I Britain, when the flow of Teddy Bears from Germany was halted and materials were at a shortage. Ingenious mothers had to keep their children's spirits up so animals and creatures were sewn and glued together with whatever was on hand- fur, socks, buttons, felt, etc... They then continued to grow in popularity through the 60s & 70's as a charmingly simple and groovy creature.
In this spirit we've designed our Gonks as simple mounds of fur with appliqued features using materials we've collected over the years- felt, patent leather, metallic leather, vinyl, and pom-poms.
$45.00 each! ($50 for Commander Gonk, as the hat takes a little more time)




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9.20.2012

Grey walls, silver walls, Renate Müller, and two lucky kids

Renate Müller, 1974

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How fantastic are these two kids' rooms? I love how the walls are neutral (relatively, and awesome neutrals) and everything else is so colorful. Nice backgrounds for objects, and these kids have some great objects.
 The top poster-filled, fabric-lined dojo is German, 1974, from a book called How to Decorate Without Going Broke. (ironically you'd go broke if you bought that Renate Müller rhino today.) The bottom soft sculpture fantasia is from the book Children's Rooms and Play Yards (1980). (available here) And yes, that's a plush ashtray with a smoldering cigarette. 










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11.21.2011

Spillows

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Soft Spills! Our newest creations, combining our love of soft sculpture, fake food, the 60's, the 70's, Monster Vitamins, Freakies, and our son, with a little hat tip to the stripes of Ettore Sottsass and the scale of Claes Oldenburg. We've been wanting to make something like this for a while, ever since the Golden Drip from our book, where the spill was used more as furnishing. But going forward, we thought this is more of what we really love- object design. And when you put a face on it, work becomes much more fun. 

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11.12.2011

Dropping soon......

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7.05.2010

Keith Kustard and Macaron

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Introducing Keith Kustard and his little friend Macaron,
via the pencils of John and the needles of Linda.

The two plush compadres are destined to make starring appearances in some future Wary Meyers projects, and have a permanent gig hanging out in Fletcher's room, but for right now they're lounging on the second floor gallery of Corduroy Surf Boutique in Portland, who also have prints (below) and a couple of original watercolors for sale.

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Keith & Macaron in the Florida Keys: 20x16"(15x12"image) archival print $35



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Keith Kustard and Donavan Frankenreiter.





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11.26.2009

Happy Thanksgiving!



Chaiseburger in our dining room.
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9.23.2009

Bookends

Grace from Design Sponge was kind enough to feature our book and interview us, which you can see here, and we also gave her this great soft sculpture DIY bookends project based on a pot my grandmother left on the stove overnight. By the way Happy 99th Grandma!! Pin It