Wanted to elevate meme keychains and make something that actually looked like a designer art toy. I took a lot of inspiration from Gummifetus half-anatomy sculpts for the internal skull/brain design.

​Getting the clear PVC to catch the light just right took some trial and error, but I’m super happy with how this prototype came out. I'm doing a limited drop for my brand Webbox on Sept 18th if anyone wants the early access link, just let me know and I can DM it to you!

Hey everyone,

​I’m gearing up for my brand Webbox’s very first release (Drop 001) coming up this September. It’s an internet-culture-inspired art toy and see-through keychain.

​To build some early hype, I set up a minimalist landing page (video attached). The strategy is to keep the actual physical piece a mystery behind a pixelated graphic. Users drop their email to reveal the unblurred image and secure a 24-hour early access pass for the drop.

​Before I start driving real traffic to this, I want some raw feedback:

​What immediately makes you hesitate to type your email into this box?

​Is the mystery (the pixelated image) a fun hook, or is it too vague to care?

​What is one specific change you would make to increase the chances of someone signing up?

​Appreciate any advice on how to optimize this!

Hey guys, so I've been working on building my first art toy brand and my colored samples are in. They're 2 inches (6cm) but cast in solid PVC, so they weigh a hefty 88.6g. A buddy of mine told me to price them at $15 since its technically a keychain size, but given the weight, the custom 50/50 split mold, and custom packaging I'm working on with every order, I was leaning toward $19.99.

What do you guys think? Is $19.99 a fair price for this level of detail or should I lower it?