Making Smoking ‘Cute'

Frank Kozik's Smoking Labbits Feature Lots of Cigarettes

Designer Frank Kozik’s pieces seem to get better and better. You may not know his name, but you would most certainly know his designs such as the smoking labbit.

Leaving the design classics of Dunny/Labbit aside, Kozik ups the ante (exclusively for KidRobot) with this 14-inch Beethoven bust inspired by Alex’s love for the legend in A Clockwork Orange. It’s $200, but I really want one—thank God I am in the UK where they don’t deliver.

I also really love the Mongerforce Sarge, a smoking toy, and the pink grenade is also to die for, no pun intended.

As already mentioned, the Labbit/Dunny are classic characters, so much so that they have their own range of bags, t-shirts and plushies in their likeness.

Oh, I want it all right now!

Frank Kozik: found guilty on all counts of awesome vinyl toy-making.

Smoking Labbits
Opportunity to create unique and innovative smoking-themed toys and collectibles.
Beethoven Bust
Potential for disruptive innovation in the niche market of music-inspired figurines.
Mongerforce Sarge
Innovation opportunity to develop smoking-related toys with a unique and edgy aesthetic.

Where This Applies

Vinyl Toy-making
Chance to disrupt the vinyl toy industry by introducing smoking-themed collectibles.
Niche Figurines
Opportunity to innovate and disrupt the market for figurines inspired by music and pop culture.
Smoking Accessories
Potential for disruptive innovation in the smoking accessory industry by creating unique and artistic products.
SCORE
1.6 out of 10
GENDER
30% Men70% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen X
  • Millennial (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 32%
Activity 7%
Freshness 8%

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