Friday, February 20, 2009
Squaredy Cats™ is go!
We’ve launched the site to our newest property available for license.
Monkey Doodle Dandy will be exhibiting at Licensing Show in June (booth 1153), and we have a few new surprises in store. We would love to hear feedback from you on the designs in the link below.
We are pleased to introduce Squaredy Cats™
squaredycats.com
If you like it, please pass it along.
Labels:
illustrations,
licensing,
properties,
Squaredy Cats
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Let the GAMES begin!
This link is to iVillage hottest toys of 2009 based on Toy Fair. #8 Of 15 is a Tara Toy game called Meatball Madness. It’s not something we worked on here at Monkey Doodle Dandy, but we have done games for Tara Toy, and even a few for other companies. It’s great to see Tara move in the direction of games.
We’ve done a lot of work for Tara over the years. We had our monkey paws all over some of what you see here.
Here’s a game we designed for INI, Inc. Last year I did this illustration for INI’s successful drinking game. It was repackaged with this illustration on the box.
Since the game is based on a classic, it made sense that it should be applied to kids. Pictured below is the game we designed for INI’s kids’ version. It will be in stores soon, but here’s a link so you can buy it now!
We’ve done a lot of work for Tara over the years. We had our monkey paws all over some of what you see here.
Here’s a game we designed for INI, Inc. Last year I did this illustration for INI’s successful drinking game. It was repackaged with this illustration on the box.
Since the game is based on a classic, it made sense that it should be applied to kids. Pictured below is the game we designed for INI’s kids’ version. It will be in stores soon, but here’s a link so you can buy it now!
Labels:
games,
I’ve Never Game,
INI Inc.,
party favors,
Tara Toy Corp.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Wildlife Control
The studio is still new enough that it's still kind of messy. That explains why I was outside in a t-shirt in the snow breaking down cardboard boxes for recycling. That doesn't explain the funky Wildlife Control vehicle parked across the street.
I hightailed it back inside for fear that someone reported wild monkeys running around in the neighborhood. Hey, at least these monkeys recycle!
I hightailed it back inside for fear that someone reported wild monkeys running around in the neighborhood. Hey, at least these monkeys recycle!
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