BAZ & (MORE) FRIENDS

Dark Lord has exactly one soft spot, and it’s an Angel-shaped indent. He can’t help himself; she, somehow, always smells like freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. Not that Dark Lord likes freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. Certainly not...

Discover Dark Lord’s softer side with Angel.

Flowerchild wants to bake artisanal sourdough; not to sell, but to use as canvas for a new kind of art style. She also wants to finish her ukelele EP and, oh, there’s an online course about birdwatching she might want to take. Multi-tasker, famously great at making lists, can hardly keep up.

Make room for creative detours with Multi-tasker and Flowerchild.

Most days, Grumpy is alone and happy about it. Happy tolerates this behaviour because he knows happiness comes from different places for different creatures. (He’s been sending anonymous affirmations to Grumpy’s house every morning to “keep him company”, he says. Grumpy never checks his mail.)

Find your happy place with Grumpy and Happy.

Boss is intent on helping Dreamer with her resume – she’s been “consorting with clouds” as a career, and he’s not quite sure what that means – but she wrote it out by hand in cotton candy syrup and now his hands are all sticky. Drat. Putting a pin in that. Now, moving on to the next item on his to-do list: finding a keynote speaker to inspire some blue-sky thinking at the Q4 all-hands…

Put blue-sky thinking on your agenda with Dreamer and Boss.

You would hardly believe it, but Stingy and Cha-Ching are fast friends. Stingy always knows where the great deals are and, well, who was Cha-Ching to look a gift horse in the mouth? In fact, it’s one of Cha-Ching’s greatest pleasures: tip-toeing behind Stingy and buying everything she’s had even a cursory glance at. They’ll make good Christmas presents!

Browse your next Christmas gift with Stingy and Cha-Ching.

Out of all of Baz’s friends, Zen is Drama Queen’s favourite impression to do. Because between all her dramatic retellings of secrets she’s not-so-stealthily eavesdropped on, pretending to be Zen – with his meditating and reading and soup-sipping – gives her a quiet minute to herself. But just a single minute! Otherwise, it’s too quiet.

Take a dramatic pause with Drama Queen and Zen.

Bob never wants anything for his birthday, and Overthinker is anxious about it. He thinks Bob is just saying it and not meaning it – who doesn’t want a meticulously planned party? – and, worse, what if Bob secretly isn’t as chilled and as relaxed and as peace-sign-fingered as he seems? Overthinker is sick to his stomach. Bob is taking a nap.

Skip the overthinking and hang out with Overthinker and Bob.

Psycho and Genius, inconceivably, live by the same mantra: you only live once. In this one precious life, Psycho pushes to the extremes; he has personal bests for sky-diving and white-water rafting and hot wing-eating contests. And Genius, ever the pragmatist, spends his time voraciously reading. His current line of research? Maximising terminal velocity.

Discover what makes Psycho and Genius an unexpectedly clever pairing.

Dark Lord has exactly one soft spot, and it’s an Angel-shaped indent. He can’t help himself; she, somehow, always smells like freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. Not that Dark Lord likes freshly baked chocolate chip cookies. Certainly not..

Flowerchild wants to bake artisanal sourdough; not to sell, but to use as canvas for a new kind of art style. She also wants to finish her ukelele EP and, oh, there’s an online course about birdwatching she might want to take. Multi-tasker, famously great at making lists, can hardly keep up.

Make room for creative detours with Multi-tasker and Flowerchild.

Most days, Grumpy is alone and happy about it. Happy tolerates this behaviour because he knows happiness comes from different places for different creatures. (He’s been sending anonymous affirmations to Grumpy’s house every morning to “keep him company”, he says. Grumpy never checks his mail.)

Find your happy place with Grumpy and Happy.

Boss is intent on helping Dreamer with her resume – she’s been “consorting with clouds” as a career, and he’s not quite sure what that means – but she wrote it out by hand in cotton candy syrup and now his hands are all sticky. Drat. Putting a pin in that. Now, moving on to the next item on his to-do list: finding a keynote speaker to inspire some blue-sky thinking at the Q4 all-hands…

Put blue-sky thinking on your agenda with Dreamer and Boss.

You would hardly believe it, but Stingy and Cha-Ching are fast friends. Stingy always knows where the great deals are and, well, who was Cha-Ching to look a gift horse in the mouth? In fact, it’s one of Cha-Ching’s greatest pleasures: tip-toeing behind Stingy and buying everything she’s had even a cursory glance at. They’ll make good Christmas presents!

Browse your next Christmas gift with Stingy and Cha-Ching.

Out of all of Baz’s friends, Zen is Drama Queen’s favourite impression to do. Because between all her dramatic retellings of secrets she’s not-so-stealthily eavesdropped on, pretending to be Zen – with his meditating and reading and soup-sipping – gives her a quiet minute to herself. But just a single minute! Otherwise, it’s too quiet.

Take a dramatic pause with Drama Queen and Zen.

Bob never wants anything for his birthday, and Overthinker is anxious about it. He thinks Bob is just saying it and not meaning it – who doesn’t want a meticulously planned party? – and, worse, what if Bob secretly isn’t as chilled and as relaxed and as peace-sign-fingered as he seems? Overthinker is sick to his stomach. Bob is taking a nap.

Skip the overthinking and hang out with Overthinker and Bob.

Psycho and Genius, inconceivably, live by the same mantra: you only live once. In this one precious life, Psycho pushes to the extremes; he has personal bests for sky-diving and white-water rafting and hot wing-eating contests. And Genius, ever the pragmatist, spends his time voraciously reading. His current line of research? Maximising terminal velocity.

Discover what makes Psycho and Genius an unexpectedly clever pairing.