Daniel Yu is a Singapore-based sculptor and toy designer known for his unique reinterpretations of Eastern folklore, especially his signature jiangshi (Chinese hopping vampire) figures. Blending traditional myth with urban pop culture, Daniel hand-sculpts and paints each piece, often working with resin and vinyl. His work has gained international recognition in the designer toy scene, celebrated for its eerie charm, meticulous detail, and storytelling depth. In addition to exhibiting globally, Daniel collaborates with ActionCity to bring his haunting yet playful creations to life.

Zombie Party Opandee

Being rich means can buy more toys!🤪” - Creators of OPanDee Zombie Party.
How does money impact their toy design? What does being rich truly means to them? Let’s hear the story from the De Wei and Lin DaDa, creators of OPanDee Zombie Party!

Acclaimed Taiwanese illustrator & character artist Poyunwang is best known for his signature cheeky and rebellious touch turning “untouchable” subjects into unapologetic characters caught with mundane ‘unglam’ behaviour including nose-picking or eye-rolling. Far from just depicting just deities and mythology, his creative universe spans across parodies from various IP worlds with playful vinyl figures, offbeat character worlds, and the calming floral paintings he creates to unwind.

For poyunwang, “Why not?” is more than a question—it’s the rule.

Quiccs Maiquez (“Quiccs”) is a globally recognized Filipino toy designer, graffiti artist, and art director from Manila, best known for his iconic character TEQ63. Celebrating his 5th year as the first Filipino creator for adidas in 2025, he has designed shoes, toys, and apparel for the brand, and also collaborated with Jollibee as both a toy designer and brand ambassador. His work has been featured in conventions across Asia, America, and recently in Mexico with his lucha libre-inspired figure, MachoTEQ. Quiccs has earned international acclaim, winning Artist and Toy of the Year awards for three consecutive years from Clutter Magazine in New York, solidifying his role in elevating Filipino artistry on the global stage.