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These are my two favorite sketches from a wonderful recent post on bibliodyssey about japanese toy design. Aren't they just breathtaking? I love their color and the strange, whimsical quality of the objects themselves. Boy, would I love to have these two beauties framed and hanging somewhere in a place of honor. Totally amazing.
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