If you love all things indie, the only thing you won’t like
about our store is leaving it. Every visit is a new adventure
in design-inspired goods thoughtfully and carefully selected
from independent local & international designers. Toys, home
goods, art objects, books, jewelry, and apparel in a wide range
of prices. You’re certain to find a gift for a friend or for yourself.
We're currently working on getting our online shop page up and running.
In the meantime, if you see something you like, just give us a shout at 214-821-1976
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
A little bit creepy, but really beautiful, these wooden mannequin hands are perfect for
home decor (on it's own or holding one of your special keepsakes), displaying jewelry,
sending messages, we used them hold notes, or just good old fashioned modeling.
The hands are all realistically proportioned and all the joints have a smooth range
of movement.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Today's featured product is in perfect keeping with the nostalgic Americana blog post this
morning. Nothing says childhood more than robots toys. Access your inner child with
these robot toys made from sustainably harvested cherry from designer David weeks
The robot’s sturdy hardwood frame can hold many poses, and his
elastic-band muscles
and durable wood limbs allow his body to stand up. And, he fold up neatly into a cube
when it's time to clean up. These are really amazing.
Thursday, September 09, 2010
SmallShopDog & Rocket World Comic Con Star Trek Exclusive
They're finally here! Here are one of the goodies that Derek brought back from his trip
to Comic Con this summer! VERY limited edition Star Trek collectibles from TAD Gear /
Rocketworld. Check out Affonso, Titus, & Hannibal decked out in their Starfleet uniforms!
Starfleet Commander Affonso (and Tribble)
Starfleet Lieutenant Commander Hannibal (and Tribble)
Starfleet Captain Titus (and Tribble)
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
We just got in a nice assortment of framed letterpress type prints from one of our shop
favs, Studio 204!
Sunday, August 29, 2010
David Weidman's name may not be familiar, but his work certainly is. David began his
career in the animation studios and he was involved in the creation of many animation
classics like Mr. Magoo, Gerald McBoing Boing, and Fractured Fairy Tales. Later, he
opened a gallery on the famed La Cienega Boulevard which showcased his formidable
talent in the silkscreen print medium. His unique and whimsical view of the world is
captured in these highly collectible vintage serigraphs and posters.
Today, at 89, Mr Weidman's staggering body of work, with his graphic sensibility and
expert use of saturated colour is just as modern and relevant as it was 40 years ago.
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