As New York's Kidrobot flagship store undergoes renovations, a temporary pop-up shop has been formed on Greene Street. The retail space will serve as base of operations as not only as a sale outlet for collaborative items, clothing and toys until March 9th but also act as a temporary space until the original store location completes it's renovations and is available for re-opening. Kidrobot New York Pirate Store 70 Greene Street New York, NY 10012 Source: Freshness

Although the regular run of Huck Gee designed Kidninja's sold out quickly through Kidrobot, the designer is set to release a special set of modified Kidninjas. The set of 25 (white and gray) are each signed and blood splattered by the artist himself. They will be available for sale February 22nd at 12:00 pm PST through Huck Gee's eBay store. Source: Vinyl Pulse

Kidrobot has given wannabe artists another outlet with their new upcoming release of Mini Munny's. Unlike the original blank Munnys, these measure in at only 4 inches, giving your fat fingers a little less room to work with. Available in three different colors, each one also includes a mystery accessory, sticker and marker. Watch them go up on Kidrobot and arrive at Kidrobot stockists soon.

Designer Frank Kozik is no stranger to the toy world, building a strong relationship with various toy brands such as Kidrobot. His upcoming release, the Monger Farms Country Time Breakfast collection includes 5 pissed off menu items, angry smorkin' bacon, crack'd egg, stale donut and toast and bitter coffee. Available on the last day of the month, February 28th with a suggested price of $15.95. Source: Kidrobot via Toysrevil

US based Kidrobot has developed a strong allegiance of fans with their releases of limited edition art and apparel. Ten pieces of their arts and toys were chosen as part of the Museum of Modern Art's “Just In: Recent Acquisitions from the Collection”. Among the included toys are "Hello My Name is Dunny", "Bad Dunny", "MUNNY 3" as well as a selection of seven paintings by the likes of Deph, Cycle, Thomas Han, Kenzo Minami, Doma, Tilt and Frank Kozik. Info/Image: David Flores

America's contribution to the designer toy world, Kidrobot extended their team up with Burton to release some matching gear to go with their Custom Plus snowboard. Two designs, the Robot Head and Toy Pile Up are designs both seen on the snowboard as well. Available now through Kidrobot's online store.

The help of Nemesis Project was enlisted to as toy and apparel brand Kid Robot set out to create a contemporary art piece for Art Basel Miami. The fixed gear bike includes a series of aesthetic highlights such as custom Kid Robot valve stem caps, Kid Robot headbadge on the frame as well as a snowflake white ostrich bike seat. The full list of components can be seen after the jump. The $6,000 bike includes a custom set of U-lock and took kit. The bike is currently on display at the Kid Robot Store in Miami. Component list Frame: Nemesis Project track frame KR-01 Headbadge: 3oz sterling silver Kid-Robot headbadge made by ASA @ Complete Technique Headset: 45x45 campy internal , powdercoated to match frame Fork: White F wheel: AEROSPOKE R wheel: Custom powdercoated Miche Track hub and R lock ring , hand built to a Velocity Deep V also custom powdercoated w/ the hub and all other white parts on the build Cranks : Sugino 75 custom powdercoated white Chainring: Sugino 75 powdercoated white , teeth masked Pedals : MKS outer cages powdercoated white Toe clip: MKS W/ Toshi strap in white Seat: Macneil Pivotal technology , re-covered in snowflake white Ostrich leather Seat Post: Macneil Pivotal powdercoated to match magenta fade in frame Tires: custom one off non logo'd Michelin 700x23c Bar and stem: Easton powdercoated cyan blue to match frame

Within the snowboard and toy industries, Burton and Kidrobot both represent innovative leaders in their respective fields. Over a year in the making, the Burton Kidrobot Custom Plus 158 snowboard was the product of numerous artist and designer collaborations. The technical specs of the board are based off of the Burton Custom 158 cm board. With this blank canvas, Kidrobot founder, Paul Budnitz was given a chance to work his creative magic. The top graphic incorporates the iconic "Kidrobot head" graphic in all-over print manner while the underside graphic is a collage of some of Kidrobot's most popular characters such as the Dunny, Smorking Labbit and Icebot. A list of artists also made appearances on the graphics such as Paul Budnitz, Frank Kozik, Dalek, Tilt and Sket One among others. The snowboard will be available in extremely limited quantities at Burton and Kidrobot flagship stores as well as select snowboard retailers. Be on the look out for more collaborative efforts in the future from these two giants.

For some, their first encouter with the Peecol series of toys by Kid Robot was due to the recent collaboration between Kid Robot and Lacoste. The toys are designed by German pixel-art group eBoy and allow for some interesting and fun social commentary. Available now at Overkill.