Paul Osimo

Collapsi-Ball: This morphing polyhedron toy was designed to achieve a similar play pattern to the Hoberman Sphere.

Collapsi-Ball: This morphing polyhedron toy was designed to achieve a similar play pattern to the Hoberman Sphere.

Collapsi-Ball: This morphing polyhedron toy was designed to achieve a similar play pattern to the Hoberman Sphere.

Collapsi-Ball: This morphing polyhedron toy was designed to achieve a similar play pattern to the Hoberman Sphere.

Geo-Ball: This morphing polyhedron toy was designed to achieve a similar play pattern to the Hoberman Sphere.

Geo-Ball: This morphing polyhedron toy was designed to achieve a similar play pattern to the Hoberman Sphere.

This inflatable cymbal monkey was designed to have the noise making capabilities of a molded plastic novelty of similar size with the added benefit of being able to pack several more deflated units into a box than said molded plastic novelty.

This bubble blaster was designed to resemble a white sided dolphin as requested by a national marine mammal park chain.

Plush: This mako shark hat was designed to fit the criteria of being a plush shark that can fit on the head of a child. That's really what was asked by the customer. Nailed it!

Plush: These block shaped plush fast food characters are the result of our solving a waste material issue. After ending up with SEVERAL brick shaped reticulated foam end cuts during the manufacturing of a separate novelty item, I arrived at these whimsical characters to make light of the blocky shape.

Plush: These block shaped plush sushi characters are the result of our solving a waste material issue. After ending up with SEVERAL brick shaped reticulated foam end cuts during the manufacturing of a separate novelty item, I arrived at these whimsical characters to make light of the blocky shape.

This is a objective based wooden block play pattern concept. No snap together parts, no magnets, just the option to create a predesigned object or something else entirely.

This is a objective based wooden block play pattern concept. No snap together parts, no magnets, just the option to create a predesigned object or something else entirely.

Style reference drawing for a tree frog bubble blaster.

Style reference drawing for a tiger bubble blaster.