Ahhh, love is in the air, and Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. What better time to announce the release of the next Chaos Bunnies vinyl figure: Pink Bunny. Bright pink and full of love, she is a limited edition of 200, and will be releasing Tuesday morning February 1st at 12 noon PST on theloyalsubjects.com. A 10-inch tall vinyl figure, Pink Bunny was created and designed by Joe Ledbetter, Produced by The Loyal Subjects, and comes packaged in a fantastic jumbo-sized (and resealable) blister pack. Retailing at $135 she is a fantastic addition to your collection, and due to arrive before Valentine’s Day (Feburary 14th) can make the perfect gift for that someone special.

Here’s the specs:

• Created and designed by Joe Ledbetter
• Produced by The Loyal Subjects
• 10-inch tall vinyl figure
• Limited edition of 200
• Comes in jumbo-scale collectable (and resealable) blister pack.
• $135 USD (+ shipping).

Pink Bunny:

Pink Bunny is a sweet, clumsy, but insightful bunny known for having remarkable luck and brilliant ideas. She loves to make candy for the little bunnies in her hood and regularly comes to the rescue of her best friend Mr. Bunny who is far too curious for his own good. Always with the best of intentions, her clumsiness often gets her out of as much trouble as she gets into.

More about the Chaos Bunnies:

The Chaos Bunnies are a collection of characters and vinyl figures created and designed by Joe Ledbetter (aka J.Led). Under many iterations and names over the years, the Chaos Bunnies have been prevalent characters in J.Led’s paintings, prints, and toy designs since 2004. With as many variations of his signature bunny character as can be imagined, the possibilities are truly endless. The Chaos Bunnies play with ideas of over-population, individuality, alienation, enlightenment, and unadulterated joy. Not only is this project a labor of love, but a carefully designed art piece, a celebration of collectables, and a love letter to favorite childhood action figures. These bunnies might be super cute, but don’t forget they’re still wild animals from a distant planet.