Disney Doorables
Disney’s answer to the blind-bag boom: one stylization system that makes princesses, sidekicks and villains read as a single family at thumbnail scale.
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NOTESToy Story Minis
A 2-inch stylization built from nothing to stand apart from Funko, carried solo from model sheet through three production waves.
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A line built on Día de los Muertos — from figures to Mattel’s Miguel guitar — where cultural authenticity was treated as a design requirement and carried into every Pixar review.
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Coco’s characters as true Oaxacan alebrijes — hand-carved, hand-painted wood figures, Pepita among them, sold at the EPCOT Mexico pavilion where carvers worked in the shop.
View-Master · Disney100
Two Disney100 sets built around a Mickey-faced viewer — the Mickey Mouse Deluxe set (Steamboat Willie, The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Mickey’s Birthday) and the Disney Collector Set, nine reels of Cinderella, Winnie the Pooh and Peter Pan.
The Incredibles Minis
Sculpt overlays for the Incredibles 2 Mini Supers — drawing over each turnaround until the family reads as one set at an inch and a half, then out to shelf as blind-box collectibles.
Cars 3 · 1.5″ novelty
Small-scale vehicle concepts where every exaggeration has to survive tooling at an inch and a half — and the Mattel Mini Racers they became.
Character development
Stylization approaches across the Disney and Pixar library — exploring a look on its own terms, before it’s tied to a product.
































