Posted by: supahcute on: July 29, 2010
Treeson is guranteed to lift your spirits and brighten your mood. Look at that picture…didn’t it make you feel happy? Everyone needs more Treeson in their lives. This Treeson plush keychain will be available from Crazy Label this fall.
And just look at the tag designed by Bubi Au Yeung! Do you love it? Because I totally love it.
Posted by: supahcute on: July 28, 2010
This is one of the supahcute phone charms available on Atomic Flump. All items are handmade and pretty affordable. Why own one phone charm when you can have an entire zoo? These adorable creations are also on necklaces and earrings.
Shipping is a deal with a flat £1.50 postage (approx. $2.34) no matter how many items you buy. Visit Atomic Flump and tell them supahcute.com sent you!
Posted by: supahcute on: July 27, 2010

We arrived at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday around noon, and the first thing we did was to head to the Giant Robot booth. The boyfriend and I planned to get a case so we could co-own the entire set. We got our case and got in line for Dave Choe’s signing.
There are two guys standing behind us talking about the Munkos. One of the keeps asking annoying questions like “Are they limited edition? Are they numbered? Are any of the figures numbered? Does the box say it’s limited?…etc.”

I was willing the guy to shut up with my mental powers, but it didn’t work. My boyfriend finally turns around and says, “Some people don’t care about that stuff because they’re fans of the art. Some people genuinely like the artist and want to support.” The annoying guy mumbled something about not meaning anything by what he said.
Maybe my boyfriend appeared rude but he had to make a point. It’s not always about exclusivity and having what other people don’t have. Sometimes it really is about the artist and supporting his/her work.

We love Giant Robot, and we love Dave Choe. Now I can honestly say that we love Munko. We liked the toy before we bought up but now we really love all of them. As soon as we came home, we opened the entire case and had our Munko photo shoot. Get your own Munko at GR. If you buy a case, you get all 12 figures. Honestly, I love them all.
Posted by: supahcute on: July 27, 2010
A few months ago, I told you about the upcoming book from DGPH, Space Cadet Topo: The Day The Sun Turned Off. Their book project is now on Kickstarter where fans help fund the book in exchange for exclusive DGPH rewards.
Your donations will help produce 3,000 copies (design, print, ship, import) and spread the word about Topo from the web to schools and libraries. We have partnered with the fan-friendly American publisher Immedium – www.immedium.com. But due to our unique agreement we need to fund the book’s manufacturing to make it actually happen. Plus you’ll provide us the time necessary to perfect Topo’s excellent adventure. We’re full-time freelancers and would appreciate the ability to focus 100% on making a completely colorful universe. Then we hope to share the new book with you by October 2010 along with many cool rewards!
Preview a glimpse of Space Cadet Topo. To see the available rewards, visit their Kickstarter page.
Posted by: supahcute on: July 26, 2010
On August 8, 2010, supahcute.com turns 2 years old! This is the first of several surprise giveaways that I’ll be having in this month to celebrate.
Why a surprise giveaway? Because I trust that you trust my taste level. Because you know how much I love cute and I wouldn’t give away something that wasn’t cute.
Above is a hint to what I’ll be giving away in the first prize pack. Do you like what you see? Then, all you have to do is leave a comment on this blog post. (Comments on Twitter or Facebook will not count.)
If you can guess the identity of the doll in the picture, you get a bonus entry!
This giveaway ends on noon PST on Friday, July 30. I will put all the names (plus any bonus entries) in a hat and draw ONE winner.
Posted by: supahcute on: July 22, 2010

I’m heading to SDCC tomorrow morning, and I can’t really think about anything else. This is my last post of the week until I return. If you see The Girl with the Totoro Backpack on Friday or Saturday, that might be me. Say hello, and I’ll give you a supahcute sticker if you want one.
You’ll probably find me at one of the booths posted on this SDCC 2010 page.
You could follow my Facebook page or Twitter for sporadic updates. I’ll be juggling maps, schedules, stuff I want signed, and my regular camera so I might not be online much. I promise plenty of pictures when I get back!
Posted by: supahcute on: July 21, 2010
Not much is known about the IWG Yeti. How big are they? What do they look like? Rumor has it that plush artist extraordinaire Lana Crooks knows but she’s not saying much… Your best chance at catching one is at Rocket World booth # 4633.
Here’s what else we know:
See what else Rocket World is cooking for Comic Con: