Moreno's handmade figurines have taken off online – almost everything on his store is currently sold out – but, until now, he hadn't made a direct footprint in the Alamo City. That changes this weekend, when his new gallery space at 1906 S. Flores opens. Form Gallery will feature monthly exhibitions of designer toys, making this niche market accessible to anyone who shows up to the popular Second Saturday destination.
"Using this to expand the audience for art toys, my new gallery will provide an inviting atmosphere," he says, "a place where connoisseurs can discuss works and new fans can dive deep into our world."

"What stuck with me wasn't the higher-than-expected attendance or sales, rather I became haunted by how many people expressed feeling a greater understanding and appreciation of the works because of the exhibit," he says. "That's something I want to have happen every month – something that I think this particular toy scene needs to continue growing."
Moreno has teased some of Form Gallery's debut offerings on Instagram, including a Run the Jewels/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Killer Mike/Krang crossover, and a capsule machine stocked with mini figures made by Vilesore.
If you're a big fan of all things retro pop culture but can't make it out this weekend, Moreno assures that there's big things in store for the future.
"Since the designer toy industry has an arsenal of artists from all over the world I plan to bring them to S.A. and give collectors a shot to purchase pieces that normally wouldn’t be available in Texas, let alone the U.S."
Free, 7-10 p.m. Saturday, September 14, Form Gallery, 1906 S. Flores, instagram.com/theformgallery
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