Steven Harrington Unveils New Limited Edition 'Gotcha' Sculpture

The LA-based artist breathes life into his signature palm trees and dog characters.

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Steven Harrington breathes life into his signature hand-drawn characters with a new collectible sculpture titled Gotcha. Made of polystone, paint, and metal, the sculpture portrays Harrington’s playful palm trees coiling around a white dog dressed in a black tuxedo. Collectively, the art object stands at 11 inches tall and weighs 4.5lbs.

Gotcha will see a limited run of 180 pieces exclusively at Toyqube’s official website starting March 6 at 1 p.m. EST. Each sculpture will arrive in a cardboard spot-varnish sleeve with a price tag of approximately $190 USD. Get a closer look at the figure above and let us know if it’s on your radar.

Not long ago, Steven Harrington teamed up with Nike to create a unique experience through their “Makers Studio” at the Nike Grove Flagship.

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