Superplastic – Hench “It me” – Pete Fowler

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“Hench – It Me” by Pete Fowler

Hench is the second figure in the new arrangement by acclaimed craftsman Pete Fowler. The extraordinary “It Me!” version is 9-inches tall and highlights interstellar varsity coat, Wallabees, silver barbecue, and panther skin gloves.

Hench was found while maker Maximillan Ca$h’s and his team were on yearlong expense outcast and design journey in Alaska. At the point when their SUV separated a sasquatch like animal emerged from a between dimensional entryway and helped them get the motor working once more.

The sasquatch, presently named Hench, was selected as full-time driver. Hench can be found in the driver’s seat of Max’s Escalade, lifting overwhelming items, tossing rocks, programming drum machines, and guessing individuals’ thoughts.

Only 555 editions produced.

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Beschrijving

What is Superplastic

  • Superplastic was founded in 2018 by artist-entrepreneur Paul Budnitz and designer/artist Huck Gee.

  • Their core output: limited-edition designer art toys — stylized vinyl figures and sculptures that combine street art, pop culture, fashion, and collectible-art aesthetics rather than being simple children’s toys.

  • Their “characters” — such as Janky, Guggimon, Kranky / SuperKranky — function as more than toys: partly as designer canvases, partly as pop-culture icons and synthetic “celebrities.”

  • What makes them special: limited runs + artist/brand collabs + high detail + a fusion of art, fashion, and urban/street culture.

As a result, Superplastic toys are often considered collectible art pieces and are popular among collectors of designer toys, modern art fans, and people interested in street-art aesthetics.

What to keep in mind: Because many items were limited or sold out quickly, sometimes prices on resale markets can be steep; and — as with many collectible markets — value depends heavily on demand and rarity. Some collectors treat them as art rather than investments.