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书名:C003BranD(中国香港简体中文) -共6期 2025年02期 NO.80 [玩具引力!]  
定价:130.0  
ISBN:9789887153900  
作者:BranD编辑部  
版次:无  
出版时间:2025-08  

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玩具或许是摆脱焦虑的“秘密武器”?
你有多久没有拿起玩具,去享受由它带来的简单的快乐了?小时候,一个玩具就能激发无限的想象力,于是就有了围绕这个玩具而展开的跌宕起伏的“虚构故事”。长大后,玩具成为了人们回归纯真、摆脱焦虑的“秘密武器”。

 

玩具的背后隐藏了哪些创意力?
玩具设计往往充满想象力与创造力,它通过色彩、材质、触感和互动方式等元素,激发用户的情感共鸣,创造愉悦的体验。对于设计师来说,玩具不仅是创作的媒介,更是他们传达情感、分享快乐的载体。设计师通过玩具的各种细节回应着现代人对“情绪价值”的需求,同时也反向推动设计向着“更好玩”的方向前进。以“为大人设计的玩具杂志”为目标,第80期BranD杂志以“Follow Toys!”(玩具引力!)为主题,感受玩具设计里隐藏的创意力!

 

1.设计师多线发展的可能性?
 本期编辑部采访了20组来自全球的玩具创作者,其中不乏设计行业、广告行业等创意从业者的身影。从构思玩具概念到落实制作,他们进行了逐步拆解与分享:尺寸、材质及其特点,玩具原型,材料,定价,制作过程;设计灵感,创作的时间及契机,想通过玩具传达的情感,彩蛋信息等。每一款玩具背后,都有不同的创作故事。本期20位创作者教大家从0开始做玩具,实践设计师多线发展的可能性。
20组玩具创作者包括:
1.Bird Pit
2.aMaKUMa
3.Kite Club
4.俞宸睿
5.HIRaTSUKa KNIT
6.maiarta
7.崔珍英
8.大岭かすみ
9.李永华 & 黄诗敏(LeeeeeeToy)
10.金梦(一勺芥末)
11.哈波
12.Choibusu Keyholder
13.中西洋子
14.陈沛昀
15.动物妖怪
16.岩井俊之
17.曹夕(mermertoys)
18.芽
19.永义 & 晓玥(倒立公园)
20.中国传统玩具匠人:王蓝田、王居梅、王永训、李银惠。

 

2.材质与玩具还存在什么关系?
创作者除了构思概念,还需要将概念“落地”。材质的选择在这时显得尤为重要,因为设计师的情感和信息大多可以借助材料来传递。本期采访的20位玩具创作者选用了不同的材质,包括毛毡,软胶,防撕裂尼龙,樱桃木、榉木、椴木等木材,尼龙线、涤纶线、腈纶线等线材,陶土,毛绒,纸黏土,软陶,聚乳酸(PLa)等材料。他们利用材质独有的特质,激发读者的情感共鸣。通过他们的分享,读者也可以逐一了解材质的特性,把握不同材质的表达潜力。

 

3.8组专访拓宽玩具界限
只要能够为人们带来积极情绪与体验的,都能被称为“玩具”。编辑部与来自7个国家的8组玩具设计师及艺术家进行了专访。他们的玩具载体各不相同:纸糊面具、由废弃物品拼装而成的概念玩具、俄罗斯套娃、手动风旋玩具、大型木雕、积木、陀螺和微缩人偶。他们用形态各异的载体向人们传递了同样的信息:玩具虽小,却有无穷大的力量。
参与专访的设计师及艺术家:
1. 情绪面具——乔尔?埃尔南德斯(Joel Hernandez)/ 墨西哥
2. 寻回爱玩的天性——一木 & 坚硬 / 玩具回春堂 / 中国
3. 受自然滋养的玩具——宋aamu & 约翰?奥林(Johan Olin) / COMPaNY / 芬兰
4. 试错(×) 试对(√)——费利克斯?范?达姆(Felix van Dam) & 温内克?德?格鲁特 (Winneke de Groot) / We are out of office / 荷兰
5. 赋予木头以灵魂——尼古拉斯?朱利安(Nicolas Jullien) / 法国
6. 用木块垒砌想象的城堡——皮埃尔?吉尼亚尔(Pierre Guignard)/法 国
7. 玩具的新篇章——克谢尼娅?希什科娃 (Kseniia Shishkova) / 俄罗斯
8. 代入小人国视角——田中达也 / 日本

 

4.玩具店如何运营?
本期杂志里,编辑部与来自4个国家的5位玩具店店主进行了采访。从店铺成立、选品标准、获取货源、店铺选址、店内氛围、品牌化等多个角度分享了玩具店运营的“秘笈”。
5家玩具店分别是:
Yamabikoya (日本)
Subaco(韩国)
Mad Bros Toys(西班牙)
aLLOKToys(中国)
破烂儿大老王(中国)

 

5.Think by Think:玩家全能挑战
从设计师变身为玩具设计师及玩具品牌创立人,身份的转变意味着设计师要从专才变成多面手。在本期Think by Think的栏目里,俞宸睿、许鹏以及来自倒立公园的永义和晓玥分享了从设计师转变为玩具品牌创立人的践行经验。

 

6.联名封面:BranD首次与日本交通IP联动!
“飞出小子”由日本的久田工芸创作,是在1973年“诞生”的日本交通“角色”。近年来,它以其百变幽默的形象大受欢迎,更推出了周边产品和玩具。本期杂志刊登了由专注于研究飞出小子的村川润市所撰写的《飞出小子的诞生》,了解现已52岁的飞出小子背后的故事。“飞出小子”也是我们首次合作的交通IP。

 

7.“飞出小子”限量版型海报
今年的出版进度滞后,为表歉意,订阅读者和前500名下单的读者可获得“飞出小子”限量版的型海报,海报尺寸750×950mm。

 

8.设计师私藏什么玩具?
玩具是人们对抗无聊的苐一要义。本期呈现了玩具收藏家的视角,了解他们收藏玩具的契机,收藏过程中发生的趣事、收藏标准等。同时,编辑部邀请了本期的设计师分享他们的玩具收藏。设计师们纷纷拿出私人收藏,让杂志瞬间变成玩具展。一起开箱他们的玩具柜吧!

 

9.探索玩具背后的“情绪价值”
每个人对玩具的定义不同,同时,玩具对每个人也有不一样的意义。随着年龄渐长,人们对玩具的定义有变化吗?小时候和长大后玩玩具的心态是否经历了改变?编辑部通过2个群访呈现了玩具所提供的“情绪价值”和情感功能,以及它是如何陪伴设计师的成长,甚至成为他们的一种表达语言。

 

10.请注意!封面跑出的是“飞出小子”
编辑部通过“飞出小子”与特殊装帧的结合,展示了玩具不仅是玩耍的“入口”,还是思考的另一个“出口”。受到俄罗斯套娃的启发,编辑部创作出可折叠的勒口设计,将六个不同尺寸的飞出小子隐藏于杂志里。读者在展开杂志勒口时,就能看到6个不同大小的飞出小子。

 

11.6种纸质,分量与质感爆表!
本期,编辑部选用6种特种纸张,厚度升级,纸张丰富的质感与细节营造了独特的视觉记忆。从专色纸,海报纸、内文纸到封面纸,不同的厚度、材料与质感既是挑战,更是与读者分享乐趣的质感“大富翁”。

 

12.工艺层层加码,快乐一步到位!
本期采用了丰富的工艺,4种不同厚度、尺寸的插页,还运用了模切、啤线和激光烧刻等工艺,让阅读变得像拆开新玩具一样快乐!

 

13.“伪严肃”的反差感!
本期杂志的整体设计以“伪严肃”的档案风格为基调,构建了一个系统化的“玩具档案资料库”。严谨的版式与诙谐的内容形成幽默反差。

 

14.内藏“玩具邮票”与迷你展示盒
编辑部特别设计了可撕的“玩具邮票”和迷你展示盒,将阅读体验延伸至手工DIY的互动体验,使内容可读、可玩、可分享!

 

15.内藏法国艺术家Pierre Guignard的独立插页
本期杂志额外增录了16页独立插页,呈现了法国艺术家Pierre Guignard的玩具作品,展现玩具的无限可能。

 

16.随刊附赠2026年年历大海报
临近新的一年,编辑部为读者特别准备了2026年年历大海报的插页。海报的正反面选用了日本纸糊艺术家中西洋子的作品。400×580mm的大尺寸海报呈现了作品的更多细节。海报可撕取,让招财猫提前为读者送来新年祝福!

 

Toy design is a process full of imagination and creativity, which evokes an emotional resonance and creates a joyful experience for users through colors, materials, textures and interaction. For designers, toys not only serve as a medium for creation but also a vehicle to express emotions and share happiness. Through toys, they respond to people’s demand for emotional value, and in turn, make design more fun. With the theme “Follow Toys!”, BranD 80 features the design concepts and processes behind toys, allowing readers to feel the hidden creativity within toy design!

 

1. Multi-Line Development for Designers: 20 Files of Creation
In BranD 80, the editorial team interviewed 20 groups of toy designers from different countries. They walk through their entire process, from initial concepts to final products, and share the unique story behind their creations.
20 Groups of Toy Designers:
Bird Pit, aMaKUMa, Kite Club, Chenrui Yu, HIRaTSUKa KNIT, maiarta, Jinyoung Choi, Kasumi Oomine, Lewa Lee & Lego Wong (LeeeeeeToy), Meng Jin, Harper, Choibusu Keyholder, Nishiko Hariko, Peiyun Chen, Doubutsu Youkai, Toshiyuki Iwai, Xi Cao (mermertoy), Ya, Yongyi & Xiaoyue (Handstand Park), and traditional Chinese craftsmen Lantian Wang, Jumei Wang, Yongxun Wang and Yinhui Li.

 

2. How to Select Materials for Toys?
Beyond conceptualizing ideas, designers need to bring the ideas to life. It’s especially crucial to choose suitable materials, because they can help convey designers’ emotions and messages. 20 groups of interviewees featured in BranD 80 apply different materials to create, including felt, vinyl, nylon, wood, yarn, clay, plush, paper mache, and PLa. The unique characteristic of materials can evoke emotional resonance. Through their insights, readers can also learn the characteristics of each material and grasp their expressive potential.

 

3. More Than Just Toys: Expanding the Boundaries
Toys are not limited to paper airplanes, sofubis or figures. Redefining the concept of toys means opening up new possibilities for mediums of toys. From miniature figures to full-scale installations, anything that evokes a positive emotional response can, in essence, be a toy. The editorial team interviewed 8 groups of designers and artists from 7 countries. They choose various mediums: paper mache masks, conceptual toys made by discarded objects, Russian nesting dolls, hand-cranked whirligigs, large-scale wooden sculptures, building blocks, spinning s, and miniature models. With various mediums, they convey the same message to people: small though they may be, toys carry immense power.
8 Groups of Designers and artists:
(Mexico) Joel Hernandez: Masks with Emotions
(China) Yimu & Jianying (Toy Resurrection Clinic): To Find The Instinct of Play
(Finland) aamu Song & Johan Olin (COMPaNY): Toys Nourished by Nature
(The Netherlands) Felix van Dam & Winneke de Groot (We are out of office): Trial and “Right”
(France) Nicolas Jullien: Endowing Wood with Soul
(France) Pierre Guignard: an Imagined Castle Build with Blocks
(Russia) Kseniia Shishkova: New Chapters of Toys
(Japan) Tatsuya Tanaka: Perspectives from The Miniature World

 

4. Operational Guidance of Toy Stores
In addition to being a toy creator, establishing a toy store is another way to make toys a profession. However, running a toy store is not as simple as one might imagine. In BranD 80, the editorial team interviewed the 5 owners of toy stores from 4 different countries. They shared their operational “secret,” covering aspects such as store founding, toy selection standards, location consideration, spatial design, and branding. They also revealed how to craft a unique store image and brand identity.
5 Toy Stores:
(Japan) Yamabikoya
(Korea) Subaco
(Spain) Mad Bros Toys
(China) aLLOKToys
(China) Pola Wang

 

5. Think by Think: all-around Challenges for Players
The transition from a designer to a toy designer, and to a brand founder signifies a shift in identity—from a specialist to an all-rounder. In the column of Think by Think, the editorial team invited 3 groups of designers who have successfully made this transition: Chenrui Yu, Peng Xu, as well as Yongyi and Xiaoyue from Handstand Park. Combining their passion and instinctive sensitivity for toys and experience in graphic design, they succeeded in this all-around challenge!

 

6. Cover Story: The Birth of Tobidashi Boya
In recent years, Tobidashi Boya—a traffic safety awareness mascot in Japan—has gained increasing popularity for its versatile and humorous appearances. Why has this character, “born” in 1973, gained people’s attention in recent times? BranD 80 features the article “The Birth of Tobidashi Boya” written by Junichi Murakawa, an expert dedicated to the study of Tobidashi Boya, offering readers the story behind this mascot. Moreover, the editorial team has collaborated with the creator and copyright holder of Tobidashi Boya, to feature this beloved mascot on the cover of BranD 80!

 

7. The “Flying-Out” Tobidashi Boya
The editorial team presents Tobidashi Boya with a special binding. With innovative folded flaps, 6 Tobidashi Boyas of varying sizes are concealed within BranD 80. When unfolding these flaps, readers will feel a layered sense of discovery, much like opening a set of Russian nesting dolls. When fully extended, the 6 Tobidashi Boyas arrange in a line and “fly out” of BranD!

 

8. Interactive Experience and Functional Extensions
The editorial team has specially designed toy stamps and a mini display case, extending the reading into a hands-on DIY experience, which enables BranD not only to be readable, but also interactable, decorable, and collectible.

 

9. Inserted Pages Enhance the Layering
BranD 80 includes an additional 16 inserted pages, showcasing the toys designed by the French artist Pierre Guignard, which enriches the content.

 

10. an Inserted Poster—The 2026 Calendar
a poster of the 2026 calendar is inserted in the BranD 80. Its front and back feature two works of Japanese paper mache artist Nishiko Hariko. The generous size of the poster (580×400mm) reveals more details of the works. The poster with perforations is easy for tearing. Let the luck-catching cat bring New Year wishes in advance!



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