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Pink Thing of The Day: Tokidoki x Godzilla Sofubi (Pink Variant)

tokidoki godzilla pink sofubi photo by gail worley
Photo By Gail

​The tokidoki x Godzilla SofubiPink Variant is a limited-edition collectible that merges tokidoki’s playful aesthetic with the iconic Godzilla character. This soft vinyl figure stands approximately 9 inches tall and features Godzilla holding a stylized Miniature Donut Truck, adding a whimsical touch to the classic kaiju.
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Pink Thing of The Day: Funko Pop Glinda Valentine’s Day Edition

glinda pink funko pop photo by gail worley
Photos By Gail

Yes, I know that Valentine’s Day has long passed — and Wicked is kind of played at the moment — but this little Pink gal is still making the rounds in collector’s circles, so it may not be too late snap yours up!  Funko is spreading the love with its 2025 Valentine’s Day Edition Glinda from  the hit musical that I still haven’t seen!

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Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Ghost Face Funko Pop Collectible

pink ghost face funko pop photo by ken pierce
Photo By Ken Pierce

Yes, it exists: a Pink Ghost Face from the Scream movie franchise in Funko Pop form!  More adorable than frightening,  this limited edition screaming beauty is ready to steal your heart for Valentines Day (or even Christmas). Make somebody’s holiday dreams come true for just $12 at this link and around the web.

Funery Figure (Kokdu) of an Equestrian

funery figure of an equestrian photo by gail worley
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An important element of traditional Korean funerals was the procession to the burial site, during which the body was transported in an elaborately decorated cart or litter, know in English as a bier.
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Modern Art Monday Presents: ishkode (fire) By Rebecca Belmore

ishkode fire photo by gail worley
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To make the figure in this sculpture, a sleeping bag was draped to suggest the contours of a human body and then cast in clay. The thousands of empty bullet casings that surround the ceramic form become a protective barrier. “In some way,” artist Rebecca Belmore (b. 1960) has said, “the work carries an emptiness. But at the same time, because it’s a standing figure, I am hoping that the work contains some positive aspects of this idea that we need to try to deal with violence.”
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