AllRightsReserved Unveils Commemorative 'Flat Eric' Plush Editions

Paying homage to the fuzzy mascot of electronic music.

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SK Lam of AllRightsReserved just announced a brand new edition that spotlights the famed fictional puppet Flat Eric created by French musician Quentin Dupieux, better known by his stage name Mr. Oizo. The collaborative artwork made in partnership with ALL GONE author Michael Dupouy, features a plush figure of the fuzzy mascot and his son Flat Eric Junior complete with magnetic appendages on their hands and feet for different display poses. The special release signals the 20th anniversary of Mr. Oizo’s Analog Worms Attack album that features the internationally-renowned electronic track, “Flat Beat.”

The plush figure set arrives inside a bespoke collector box specially designed by the Hong Kong-based creative studio. Only 2,500 pieces have been made that are each signed and numbered. Each set costs €159 EUR (approx. $177 USD), purchase one now on Flat Eric’s online store. Shipping will commence on December 18.

In other art releases, check out NOPATTERN’s prints in homage to Michael Jordan.

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