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Recent photos of Greg and his collection of Homemade Mr.T Dolls! These photos were taken for the upcoming exhibition at Orchard Street Art Gallery on 139 Orchard Street in…
This is one of over 100 homemade Mr. T dolls. These dolls were made from a 1984 pattern by Miss Martha Originals. To compete with the Cabbage Patch Kid craze, these patterns…
These are what I like to call the “T kids.” Although the pattern was for a 22” doll, some people decided to make a more miniature version. This is a group of six homemade…
This is most definitely one of the funkiest dressed Mr.T dolls in the collection! First of all, he has orange skin, and secondly, his outfit is a cross between a dashiki and…
These are four of the homemade Mr. T dolls dressed in lucha libre wrestling masks! This is part of a series of photographs taken by myself and my good friend John Rice. The…
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