🚧 Designers never finish their own portfolio. This one ships rough on purpose and gets better in public. If something looks half-done, it probably is, and I'm on it.🚧 Designers never finish their own portfolio. This one ships rough on purpose and gets better in public. If something looks half-done, it probably is, and I'm on it.🚧 Designers never finish their own portfolio. This one ships rough on purpose and gets better in public. If something looks half-done, it probably is, and I'm on it.🚧 Designers never finish their own portfolio. This one ships rough on purpose and gets better in public. If something looks half-done, it probably is, and I'm on it.🚧 Designers never finish their own portfolio. This one ships rough on purpose and gets better in public. If something looks half-done, it probably is, and I'm on it.🚧 Designers never finish their own portfolio. This one ships rough on purpose and gets better in public. If something looks half-done, it probably is, and I'm on it.
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A 1950s roadside pole sign reading “Pushok's Emporium”, with Pushok's face in a round medallion, a starburst on top, an arrow of bulbs pointing down, and a plate that says “Coming soon”

Everyone needs a little Pushok in their life

Pushok is a good boy, but good boys still owe rent, and it is hard to hold down a job without thumbs. Every figure sold goes to his college fund.

  • Finished by hand
  • Numbered editions of 10 to 50
  • 10 cm / 4 in tall
  • Ships to 24 countries
All five Pushok figurines lined up on a wooden desk behind a keyboard: sitting, lying in a loaf, begging on his hind legs, in a play bow, and curled up asleep

I keep one of each on the shelf, and when it sells I make the next. Every figure is a numbered edition, and when the last number is gone, so is he.

Drop 01

A Day in the Life

Each figure is a moment from his day: waiting by the door, begging at dinner, the second before he bolts, asleep at the end of it.

5 figures · editions of 10 to 50