Remember the badass Game of Thrones dragon shadow ad that appeared in the New York Times, on the side of buildings and busses, etc? Well, in a way (a big way) this almost trumps that. While it’s not accessible to everyone (it’s in Dorset, UK) like the NYT ad was, it’s nonetheless impressive.

This past weekend as I was roaming around with Paul, I stopped into Toy Tokyo. It was someplace I hadn’t really been in a while, and I forgot how much I loved. It’s one of those places that reminds me how cool New York is/was, and takes me to a really happy place. Unfortunately, I’m a collector (not hoarder), so it’s very hard for me to go into places like this and not spend money. So I avoid them.

Most of the things in these places are what I view as accessible art (sometimes accessible, not always). They’re often limited pieces, specially made for a special audience. They look awesome, they’re always conversation pieces, and I love them. If anyone knows me, even just a little, they know how happy these collectibles make me.