STRANGEco Holiday Card

by Scott Beale on December 22, 2006 · 1 comment

STRANGEco

Our friends at STRANGEco just send us this great holiday card with an awesome illustration by the amazing San Francisco artist Reuben Rude. Oh hey, while you are at it, check out all cool stuff in STRANGEco’s holiday catalog. They produce and distribute a bunch of really great toys from some of my favorite artists.

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