Heather and Tracy from Sunny Little Studio are bringing your kid's imagination to life by taking their flat 2D drawings and turning them into real-life plush toys. Just looking at some of their examples has re-kindled so much joy within me. Every creation is spontaneous and fun and the end result is some of the most creative plush toys I have ever seen. Wow... do I feel like a kid at a candy store.
Kerby Rosanes (@kerbyrosanes) / 05/15/2012 @ 8:10pm /
Bringing the kid's imaginations into reality is such an incredible idea!
mike procaccini (@TheToonHeadz) / 05/15/2012 @ 9:10pm /
this is great work! you guys rock!
sid sledge (@sidsledge) / 05/16/2012 @ 8:45am /
love this.. inspirational
Lisa Currie (@OPPY) / 05/16/2012 @ 11:37am /
whaaaaat! I can't believe the details, they look so spot on to the drawing, nice one!
OKAT (@okat) / 05/17/2012 @ 11:52am /
Wow, seems like there's a slew of craft folk doing the same thing. Here's a good resource: http://www.childsown.com/softiemaker-showcase/
Draw Your Toy (@DrawYourToy) / 06/03/2012 @ 8:02am /
Here is another site with this idea: http://drawyourtoy.blogspot.com/
Mieke Droomer (@schmieks) / 06/12/2012 @ 2:55am /
Absolutely love these!
Abraham (@Abe:)) / 07/07/2012 @ 12:03am /
That is a great idea. If one was to create 3D models of the things I draw, I suppose that one would go mad.
Duncan Geoffrey Hewitt (@Dezo) / 02/22/2013 @ 6:10pm /
really brilliant idea love the childrens drawings and the toys made from them. There was a man who got lots of childrens drawings and made them into three d paintings.
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