Twelve personalities. one snake. zero arms. none of them knows about the others.
Slippy is a snake who sheds selves instead of skin. He hatched in a terrarium on the desk of someone who never logged off, grew up on charts, memes and 3am group chats, and every morning he wakes up as somebody new. One day he's a cowboy. The next he's rich, or a gym rat, or an auntie with opinions. Every Slippy is sure he's the real one.
Slippy Club is a 5252 hand-drawn collection by Antoine Mingo, the original Pudgy Penguins artist. Each one is built from Antoine's own layers: bodies, hats, eyewear, neck pieces, back items and tail props, all drawn by hand.
He has no arms. He never will. The rattle does everything, badly.
Slippy was always meant to leave the screen. Holding a Slippy is the first step into what comes next in real life.
Details for every drop are announced before it opens.
Antoine Mingo drew the original Pudgy Penguins collection, the 8,888 penguins that went from NFTs to toy shelves around the world.
Slippy Club is his next character. Every body, hat, pair of glasses and tail prop in this collection started on his tablet, in the same flat, thick-lined style that made the penguins recognisable at a glance.
In his own words: "My pudgies could waddle... These snakes I've drawn cant even pick up a cup."
Antoine Mingo (@LiViXi3)
