Nick’s world is wild and unpredictable. Paint, clay, animation and sculpture all collide in glorious chaos. His creations spark grins, “what the…” moments in equal measure in the best possible way. If curiosity had a studio in Los Angeles, it would look exactly like this.
Amedeo crafts hand-carved wooden automata from found materials, each one humming with life and nostalgia. Based in Italy, he builds tiny machines that make you smile, ponder and occasionally question physics. A little crank of joy for the mechanically curious.
Charming, mysterious and often mid-scheme sculptures.
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Hannah paints cats the way poets write love letters: tenderly, with just enough mischief. Her work captures every whisker and eye-roll, turning everyday felines into works of art. The site might be quiet now, but the cuteness speaks volumes.
Monica hand-sews one-of-a-kind animal plushies, each with its own outfit, accessories, and personality. Inspired by children’s books, folklore, and old cartoons, her creations are stitched with love and a wink. Every creature looks like it’s about to ask for tea and tell you a story.
Oil paintings that turn frogs into icons. Samuel Popovich paints with warmth, humour and a touch of melancholy. Each amphibian not surprisingly looking wiser than the average human. His originals and prints capture the small quiet moments where art meets personality… and hops away grinning.
Cats, frogs, and handmade treasures so small they feel like secrets. Annalise’s world is filled with clay sculptures, soft plush toys, pins, and watercolour miniatures — all bursting with kindness and detail. Each piece is made by hand, a tiny reminder that joy doesn’t have to take up much space.
Eliott knits tiny amphibians in France — and somehow turned it into a full-time job. Each frog is handmade, self-taught, and packed with charm, a perfect mix of softness and mischief. Proof that living off frogs isn’t just a fairy-tale career path, it’s the dream realised in yarn.
With its black-and-white body and delightfully dazed eyes, this plush dragon looks like it just got off a rollercoaster and hasn’t quite recovered. Soft, squishy, and irresistibly odd, it’s the perfect companion for anyone who loves mythical creatures with human problems. Hug it, display it and let it stare blankly into the middle distance, he … Read More
This abstract clock uses intersecting hyperbolic curves to display the hour. A hypnotic, mind-bending alternative to boring circles. Handcrafted from high-quality polymer with a ten-year guarantee, it’s both a sculpture and a science lesson. Best enjoyed with a raised eyebrow and a sense of wonder.