About

Huck Gee is an artist and designer best known for creating imaginative characters and highly sought-after limited-edition art toys. For more than two decades, his work has flowed freely between art, products, storytelling, and entertainment.

After opening his San Francisco studio in the early 2000s, Huck became one of the defining voices of the designer toy movement. He has created more than 1,000 collectibles and limited editions, developing original characters and collaborating with brands including Nike, Sanrio, PlayStation, Kidrobot, Peugeot, and Barneys New York.

His work is held in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), has appeared at Christie’s, and has been exhibited and collected worldwide. Huck is also credited with creating Ken Block’s famed logo and racing number.

In 2018, Huck co-founded Superplastic with Paul Budnitz and served as Head of Product & Design. What began as a two-person startup in a borrowed meeting room grew into a venture-backed entertainment company with a full animation department. Huck shaped its characters, products, visual identity, and creative universe from the ground up, leading collaborations with Gucci, Gorillaz, Mercedes-Benz, Post Malone, Fortnite, Christie’s, and other global partners.

Today, Huck is back in his own studio, making things again: developing new characters, artwork, objects, and stories. After years spent moving between independent art, product design, brand building, and large-scale creative development, his work has circled back to where it all began: drawing unconventional creatures that catch his fancy, falling slightly in love with them, and then figuring out how the hell to make them real.

When he’s not striving for world domination, Huck spends his free time riding bikes and throwing his kids in the pool.^*

*Not necessarily at the same time.