Yeti Loves Breakfast, Apparently

Yeti Eats Cereal

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Yeti Eats Cereal

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Yeti Eats Cereal

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Yeti Eats Bacon & Eggs

[Giant Week] Kaiju Deja Vu!

Throwback time!

Here's more of Kebukai, the kaiju yeti by Ralph Cosentino, whose toy figure I included in the Top 10 figures list:

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I've blogged about the artist Tougui before: his papercraft 1 and 2, mp3 player, and munny.

See behind the scenes of how he created this new piece using paper cut-outs:

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T-shirt design

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Previously blogged about way back in 2006:

The War of the Gargantuas (1966) features a giant Japanese mountain yeti vs. a giant sea yeti:

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Tougui Papercraft Yeti

Tougui is a big name in my book. He's appeared on this site more than once. His main claim to fame is his design of an amazing yeti MP3 player that I still covet with a fierce & terrible passion.

He attended a workshop put on by artist Patricio Oliver on making papertoy designs of various original characters. You can view the results of the workshop online. Tougui made some more yeti related work, which I include below.

Here is Tougui's Billy Sweet Monster:



Here is a cube yeti:



Here is a yeti crab (!):



Here is Harry, who is Barry's little brother:



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Patricio Oliver made this Billy Sweet Monster, which is very yeti-ish. I'm keeping an eye on Oliver for you to see if he does more yetis:

Finally, yeti plays music, stores data, and looks pretty

What is Mugo?

It's an MP3 player + a USB drive + vinyl figure.



And that's right - one of 'em is a yeti.



And it's designed by the incomparable Tougui.

Coming mid-October and only $40 pre-ordered.

Get. Out. Of. Town.

I blogged about Tougui here and here.

Plastic and Plush with the scoop.

Munny Yeti by Tougui

Spencer M. with the score!

It's by Tougui, previously blogged about here.
And here's my previous post about Munny.

Tougui Yeti

Super-reader Spencer M. is on the scene with this scoop!



Now you can download for yourself, a spiffy papercraft Yeti named Barry. Spencer found out about it from PaperKraft.net.

See what Barry looks like constructed here.

My own investigations revealed this is the work of French artist Tougui. When you visit his blog, you will see a lot of yeti love. He has another (friendlier) papercraft yeti, more illustrations, some deck designs, and even a yeti crab(?).

But his claim to fame is probably the papercraft. If you like this interactive artform, here are two other yeti-lovin' papercrafters that I've blogged about before:

A. Christopher Bonnette
B.Zara Gonzalez


Thanks, Spencer!