From Image to Toy

• Character designs
• Children’s artwork
• Logos or mascots
• Anime or cartoon characters
• Imaginary friends described and then drawn by children
• Mythical creatures (dragons, unicorns, etc.)
• Alien or extraterrestrial designs
• Zodiac signs or astrological symbols
• Microscopic images (like bacteria or cells) turned into cute or educational toys
• Cultural symbols or icons
• Famous landmarks or architectural structures (Eiffel Tower, pyramids, etc.) made miniature and cuddly
• Plants or flowers

• Personalized avatars or emojis
• Stuffed toy designs from family heirlooms or older toys (like updating a grandparent’s beloved toy design for a new generation)
• Nature or animal photographs, especially unique or favorite animals.
• Storybook illustrations
• Mascots from vintage or classic advertisements
• Favorite food items or dishes
• Ancestral or familial coat of arms or emblems
• Soft toys inspired by various professions (doctor, chef, firefighter, etc.)
• Historical figures or personalized dolls
• Celestial objects (like stars, planets, or galaxies)
• Board Games Brought to Life (soft toy versions of chess pieces, Monopoly’s Mr. Pennybags, or a fluffy die)

A Wide Array of Designs and Functions