Giant Robot Magazine
KozynDan, a husband and wife teem, simply rock. I have a few of their posters and have always been impressed by their style and quirkiness.
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Game based on the old magnetic hair on the bald guy game... but this one is on good ol' Communist leaders like Lenin, Marx, Castro, Trotsky- even Gorby and Guevara. Hilarious gag gift, but fun to play with ,too.
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I love boats, paper cuts and well... there is Castro... why? Still love it, I love the whole feel of this piece. This is a print of the original piece.
Tags: art, digital, reproductions, black, paper, limited edition, portraits, collages, revolutionaryAdded 4 Years Ago from Etsy -
...the way Kim Jonhhol-il always wanted to be portrayed, I'm sure.
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For the foxy Red Menace in your life.
Added 5 Years Ago from Ex-boyfriendcollection -
Red Horseshoe makes some very cool gifty things; my favorite is the Red Book. On the front it says Russian Notebook in Cyrillic. On the back there is ) Roman to Cyrillic alphabet decoder. The prononciation descriptions are not exa... Red Horseshoe makes some very cool gifty things; my favorite is the Red Book. On the front it says Russian Notebook in Cyrillic. On the back there is ) Roman to Cyrillic alphabet decoder. The prononciation descriptions are not exact, but no matter! This is a well-designed little notebook, and they have a ton of others to choose from, including larger 5x7 notebooks.
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The classic Russian character as a 7" stuffed animal, complete with an orange (since he was discovered in a crate of oranges). Positively adorable!!
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This is a CLASSIC. Any kid who grew up in Soviet-era 1970s or 1980s will immediately know Cheburashka. He is of indeterminate origin, was discovered in a box of oranges (SO adorably absurd), has an accordion-playing crocodile name... This is a CLASSIC. Any kid who grew up in Soviet-era 1970s or 1980s will immediately know Cheburashka. He is of indeterminate origin, was discovered in a box of oranges (SO adorably absurd), has an accordion-playing crocodile named Gena as a best friend, and has huge floppy ears and a sweet, earnest face. He's cute, fuzzy and the stop-motion can't be beat. There's a wee bit of propaganda thrown in there, but it's NOT heavy handed, and it usually has to do with helping out others and power to the people. Cause hey, what WASN'T rife with propaganda in the Soviet Bloc? This is the perfect gift for parents who want their children to see quality animation from other world cultures and styles---animation that has heart and character but DOES NOT come out of a major US studio.
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Surely you don't have a favorite communist. Egh, maybe you do. But probably based entirely on unique hairstyles. This toy allows you to create all of these hairstyles and much more.
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Fourteen inches of dayglo vinyl glory from Frank Kozik, the most excellent curmudgeon who ever lived and sneered! This limited edition (only 50 made in this color) vinyl bust of Ho Chi Minh comes with a hat, machine gun, and ho... Fourteen inches of dayglo vinyl glory from Frank Kozik, the most excellent curmudgeon who ever lived and sneered! This limited edition (only 50 made in this color) vinyl bust of Ho Chi Minh comes with a hat, machine gun, and hope for the people. The bust is vinyl, while the hat and gun are cold cast resin. Heavy-weight stuff, and they feel nice and solid.
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this "communist party" t-shirt is just way too funny.
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the cutest thing that ever came out of Soviet Russia. (besides me that is. heheh)
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Beware of the commie agenda of this red panda! This funny shirt with our cute communist red panda makes a great gift for humorous t-shirt lovers and animal lovers.
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Frank Kozik's controversial reinterpretation of Chairman Mao stands 16 inches tall in white, reminescent of the plaster of paris busts of yesteryear but this is pure rotocast vinyl. Comes packaged in a beautiful red box with gold ... Frank Kozik's controversial reinterpretation of Chairman Mao stands 16 inches tall in white, reminescent of the plaster of paris busts of yesteryear but this is pure rotocast vinyl. Comes packaged in a beautiful red box with gold foil printing.
Added 6 Years Ago from Munkyking
