Happy hares.

If you like blowing bubbles, eating ice cream, or have a thing for swashbuckling buns, you’ll love these merry mustachioed mammals. Frank Kozik’s Happy Labbit Mini Series is here, with 18 spanking new designs that know how to do it all – drink from straw cups, blow gnarly bubbles, and eat hot dogs in two bites. Collect one, or the whole mini vinyl crew.

Available beginning June 7 at Kidrobot stores, kidrobot.com, and select retailers worldwide, each of Happy Labbit retails for $4.95 US (£4.10 UK, €4.70 EU).

London based animation duo Yum Yum, composed of Beth and Jonny, are bringing their simple and twisted characters to life for the first time. Soon to be released is a beautiful set of five 4.5-inch figures: Cactus, Popcorn, Granny, Hot Dog and Zombie. These brilliant new toys can be pre-ordered for £60. They are very limited and will not be reproduced once they sell out. Do yourself a favor and check out their website for more info. You can see many more of their creative character renderings on their Flickr page. Add a little happiness to your desk.

Order up! We got our own exclusive color way of the Burger Bunny by JLED and The Loyal Subjects!

The new 10-inch “Veggie” Burger Bunny stacking wood toy is packed with all your favorite fixins’ which include two savory garden patties, mustard, onions, tomatoes, lettuce, Swiss cheese all on a whole wheat bun. General release is set for Thursday, June 7 only at Kidrobot stores and kidrobot.com.

To celebrate, we’ll be having a special pre-release and signing  at Kidrobot Los Angeles on Friday, June 1 from 6-8pm! Joe was even kind enough to whip up a limited 50 piece run of his “Nice Buns” print that will be available for $50, only at the KRLA event. So make sure you come with a healthy appetite, the Veggie Burger Bunny is limited to only 40 pieces for $300 and are sure to go quick!

As he pierces her with brutal force.

Inspired by the melodramatic cover art of romance novels and based on his original silkscreen artwork, Dutch artist Parra has crafted Pierced, a 10-inch tall vinyl sculpture that has no front or back, telling its story in the round. Using his signature post-Pop imagery and highly saturated colors with contrasting matte and gloss finishes, Parra depicts two figures entwined and suspended in a dramatic dance of passion and pain, revealing multiple levels of love.

From one angle, the scene is an ecstatic and intimate moment between lovers. A fiery embrace. Change your view, and a brutal display of empowerment is revealed. A clothed man impales a nude woman’s neck.

Produced as a limited edition of 300 with artist’s signature engraved on the bottom, Pierced becomes available for $150 US beginning June 7 at Kidrobot stores, kidrobot.com, and select retailers worldwide.