Difference between revisions of "Haus of Boz"

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*[[Dunny]] - 3" "Little Koi" (Dunny Evolved Kozik custom), 2014
 
*[[Dunny]] - 3" "Little Koi" (Dunny Evolved Kozik custom), 2014
 
*[[Dunny]] - 3" "Sheru" (Dunny 2011 Betso custom), 2014
 
*[[Dunny]] - 3" "Sheru" (Dunny 2011 Betso custom), 2014
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*[[Zee Makerbot]] - custom, 2014
 
*Customs for [[ToyCon UK]], 2014
 
*Customs for [[ToyCon UK]], 2014
 
**[[Dunny]] - 3" "Kappa"  
 
**[[Dunny]] - 3" "Kappa"  
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Image:Vive2-boz.jpg|Lolligag custom
 
Image:Vive2-boz.jpg|Lolligag custom
 
Image:Batsinthebelfry-hausofboz.jpg|Night King custom
 
Image:Batsinthebelfry-hausofboz.jpg|Night King custom
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Image:Zeemakerbot-hausofboz.jpg|Zee Makerbot custom
 
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Revision as of 18:39, 17 April 2020

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Biography

Loz Boz, aka Haus of Boz, aka Laura Copeland, was born and raised out in the countryside, playing with sticks in the dirt, and talking to the animals. Shedding the dungarees and leaving behind the ol' banjo, she gained her Illustration degree in 2007 and moved to the big city of Leeds, purchasing her very first pair of shoes. With her remaining pennies, she foolishly purchased a very bad tempered rabbit in 2008 and since then it's been all about bunnies. The work she produces is heavily inspired by a childhood spent in the company of animals, and a feverish, irrational imagination, ranging from quite sensible painting techniques, to playing fast and loose on a beaten-up sewing machine. She is most at home when cursing her temperamental sewing machine and listening to very old jazz, in the attic room.

Designed Toy Releases

These are toys designed by Laura.

Toy Series Participation

These are toys that Laura has lent her design skills to.

Customs

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These are one-off, or very limited, pieces.

Other work

Images

Production Pieces

Dunny Customs

3" Dunnys

5" & 8" Dunnys

Other Customs

Other work