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Thank you Gino of Toy Art Gallery and
Vince of VTSS for doing an amazing job
producing Big Benny the Dreamer!
Collectors Book Project in the works. Will
be a very awesome book when finished.
Thank you to all the collectors, writers,
and artists who have contributed to the
book project.
Current projects: Mega munny custom
for a collector in Asia. Will be another fun
project, with a lot of sculpting and details.
:D!!!!
A very cool YouTube Vid of Benny the
Dreamer Box laser etching.
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VTSS presents limited edition art piece Benny the Dreamer by Okedoki.
Benny the Dreamer is an achievement in a new standard in collectable art.
Originally sculpted and painted by Okedoki, Benny the Dreamer has been reproduced in
beautiful polystone and individually hand painted. Each figure comes with a genuine leather
scarf and encased in a laser etched bamboo box with a metal tag of authenticity number.
Only 200 pieces will be available to collectors. Each figure will retail for $280 USD.
Benny the Dreamer will be released worldwide on April 28th at vtsstoys.com.
Thank you to all who purchased Benny the Dreamer during the pre-order. The limited
quantity that was released for pre-order has been sold out. Thank you for your support!
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My Intent With Benny the Dreamer
"I’ve always loved the dichotomy of innocence and wisdom. I wanted to combine these
two aspects into one figure, and make it unified. That was how the enlightened multiple
eye rabbit came about. He represented the wisdom and clarity, the transcending force to
see beyond social and cultural constructs. Benny represents innocence and pure
emotional energy, the child in all of us.
The figure went through many stages of transformation over the year I was sculpting it,
which was reflected in my personal life. I had gotten very ill as I was in the final sculpting
phase of it, and had to focus my energy to have it completed in time to send it to Taiwan for
production.
So, this project was very significant to me, because it represents a chapter in my life that
was very challenging. So I suppose Benny also represents hope and perseverance. I
finished painting him, then gave him the name Benny the Dreamer, because I wanted Benny
to inspire others to go after their dreams; to pursue what is truly in their hearts." -Okedoki
Big Benny the Dreamer at Toy Art Gallery in Los Angeles