The second version of the Original Fake x Hajime Sorayama No Future Companion toy is being released this weekend at the Original Fake store in Tokyo. After previously coming out with a dark black silver version of the metal sculpture, it now comes in a light silver version. So far there is no word yet if the toy will again release on Kawsone, but we will of course keep you posted.

The folks from Sixpack have delivered a short interview with their latest collaborator, Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama. They discuss his inspirations, interest in robots, and get a feel for his artistic process. Read the interview in full here.

Just yesterday we presented you the Kaws Original Fake x Hajime Sorayama No Future Companion toy that will be released this coming weekend. Sixpack France also worked with the Japanese artist on a small capsule collection of t-shirts. Overall they present three collaborative t-shirts, picturing the iconic robot women by the artist. Furthermore they present a nice screen print. The tees are now available at colette.

Detailed images of the Sixpack x Hajime Sorayama T-Shirts and Print follow after the jump.

After showing you the first official picture of the upcoming Kaws Original Fake x Hajime Sorayama No Future Companion this morning, we can now show you some new detailed images of this impressive toy. The details are stocking and you can be sure that the quality of the toy is outstanding. The figure will be released this coming Saturday at Original Fake Tokyo. The artists have worked for almost three years on the figure, to make sure that they are getting it right! We think they sure did!

Many more detailed images of the Kaws x Hajime Sorayama No Future Companion Toy follow after the jump.

The much anticipated collaboration of Kaws’ Original Fake label and Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama on the Companion toy has been announced. Finally we get a more detailed look at the 33cm high and 3kg heavy metal toy, which fuses the iconic character of New York artist Kaws and the robotic sculptures of the Japenese artist. You can expect a price point of around 1000 USD. More news on the release very soon.

For Fall/Winter 2009 French label Sixpack has worked with Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama. The artist worked on a capsule collection for Sixpack, something that we are definitely looking forward to. Sorayama is best known for his robot women, which are also featured in the collection. The line consists of three t-shirts and a limited edition poster. Colette will be giving an exclusive preview of the collection on June 28th.

Check out the full flyer after the jump.