Heartwarming photos of beloved stuffed toys and old teddy bears captured by Ireland based photographer Mark Nixon.
MuchLoved is an ongoing photo project that showcases dearly loved and cherished teddy bears from all over the world. You can even contact the photographer and ask him to photograph your teddy bear.
Aloysius [age 55]
Teddy [age 22]
Teddy Tingley [age 45]
Ted [age 43]
Teddy [age unknown]
Louis [age 42]
Teddy [age 15]
Brownie [age 30]
Teddy [age 50]
Ted [age 20]
Teddy Gilligan [age unknown]
Teddy Moore [age 43]
Teddy [age unknown]
Teddy [age 51]
Bobo [age 34]
Also check out: Bear Sleeping Bag and Teddy Bear Jacket
LOL
why do they all look so creepy?
Jan 2nd, 2013
Larna
ewww…i wouldnt want my 20 year old scary teddy to be photographed..yikes
Jan 2nd, 2013
Habub
Black ops?
Jan 2nd, 2013
NiDaa
They look like characters in a scary movie..
Jan 2nd, 2013
Gert
Looks like Nick Nolti in a lineup….
Jan 2nd, 2013
sae
They re looks as if alive.
Jan 2nd, 2013
Mark
Got one just like one of these. Very loved and treasured. I can’t say that these are heart warming images as much as they are Teddy Bears that have been very loved. Can you imagine if these could talk? LOL
Jan 2nd, 2013
doogle
Isn’t the second teddy (aged 22) the same one from Mr Bean?
Jan 2nd, 2013
Spectator
Is there a comment about zombie teddy bear just yet? No? Oops
Jan 3rd, 2013
Ru
Not a lot of imagination going on with the names here. My childhood bear was called Jeremy, although I had a dog called Abigail who got far more worn out. My mum’s old teddy bear is called Fatty, which cracks me up every time she points it out.
And for everyone saying they look gross or creepy, you’d look just as bad if you were dragged around by a sticky child for a few years!
Jan 3rd, 2013
Mapache
C’mmon guys! This isn’t creepy.
I can’t be the only one who thinks this is charming and deeply emotional.
Jan 3rd, 2013
i'm im
Teddy (age 43) at the back of it, Is that blood?
Jan 8th, 2013
hala
just heart aching and super disturbing
Jan 9th, 2013
Loeilalice
The bears are beautiful, not disturbing to me one bit. Like the charm of the walls of Venetian buildings. Too bad the photos themselves are not interesting. Perhaps the bears could have been photographed an interesting background/ context. They remind me of photos of industrial products in a catalog.
And they float.
Why do people so often separate the photo with the thing photographed?
Jan 11th, 2013