Bigshot Toyworks Presents FUnicorn Resin Figure

When douchiness abounds, dickishness is afoot and general jerkiness is slung about for no good reason...HE WILL BE THERE!

Bigshot Toyworks proudly presents... the FUnicorn!! Riding to your aid like a majestical steed, dealing backhands of justice, with Zero Fucks given or taken. In a world of pretty ponies and other glitter-spewing magical creatures, the FUnicorn gallops across the land with his head held high, ready to spread his message… of love.

FUnicorn Original Colorway

Capture the full color version for the direct, no-nonsense effect. Prepare yourself for instant legendary status (free with purchase).

The FUnicorn...he puts the FU back in FUN!

The FUnicorn stands 7 inches tall, hand crafted in resin in limited numbers. This Original Colorway is an open edition, but the first production run will only contain 300 total in this colorway.

FUnicorn Gold Edition

The FUnicorn stands 7 inches tall, hand crafted in resin in limited numbers. The Gold Edition is limited to 200 pieces.

FUnicorn Bad to the Bone Edition

The FUnicorn stands 7 inches tall, hand crafted in resin in limited numbers. The Bad to the Bone Edition is limited to 100 pieces, for that rare person in your life that does not, and has not ever, given a fuck about anything.

 All three FUnicorn versions are now available for pre-order at bigshottoyshop.com and they will be shipping in the first quarter of 2015. 

FrankenFactory at WonderCon 2012

One of the things that I have enjoyed with being part of Angry Koala Gear is meeting new people, especially those that share some of the same passions and goals.  The WonderCon gave me an awesome opportunity to network with indie artists/toymakers.  One of these individuals that I had the privilege to talk with was Shea Brittain.  Shea is the woman behind FrankenFactory and creator of WolfGirl.  WolfGirl is a simple design and yet translates into a beautiful resin figure.  Shea also designs t-shirts, skateboard decks, paintings, sketching, and dabbles in graphic design.  In other words, she’s talented!  I took some pictures of her work at her WonderCon table, including her Wolf Girl resins.  If you want to learn more about Shea Brittain, FrankenFactory, and also take a better look at her work, visit her website, FrankenFactory.  You may also visit her Facebook page and follow her on Twitter.  I just want to thank Shea for taking the time to talk to me and giving me some good advice.