Softhearted Wishes
Merch shop: Sugar Bunny Shop
Print shop: INPRNT Gallery
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It’s a ball-jointed doll from a company called Pipos. They mainly make animal dolls, but have a few humans as well. They’re one of my favorite companies.
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Eeee, my kitty is finally coming home! I commissioned an artist to paint her like the limited edition that I missed out on. She did such a great job and I can’t wait to see her in person! :D
ynckay said: anime boston is going through some confusing state sales tax laws - though since i’ve never sold in a dealers room i’m not entirely sure if it affects that or not - have you tried emailing another staff member with your problem?
No, I didn’t think it was right to bother another department. I did speak with the AA head at Nekocon, though, and she said the director is sometimes slow with his e-mail and she would bug him about responding. That was back in November. Even if they are having some kind of difficulties I would’ve appreciated any kind of response :\
poveglia said: awww oh no, i hope the anime boston director emails you back! i would love to see the sugar bunny shop there! :c !!
At this point I don’t think I’ll make it there this year. Things are looking good for ACEN and I can’t do both cons because they’re so close together. Sorry :(
3255harley said: So you’re not going to be at Katsucon in February%Pr
Sorry, no. I can’t make it to Katsucon this year.
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So far we plan to attend the usual - Otakon, Anime Weekend Atlanta, and Nekocon.
I also planned to hit Anime Boston, but the DR director won’t answer my e-mails :( So I’m looking at ACEN instead.
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Oh snap! The Fat Sheep plushies are finally up for preorder at the shop! It’s set at a special price and all preorders will receive a free matching 1" button! Expected delivery is around late January to early February.
http://www.sugarbunnyshop.com/collections/goods/products/fat-sheep-plushie
This is just. Wow. Yeah. Wow.
Riusuke Fukahori creates incredible depth in his artworks by painting a layer at a time onto acrylic resin, until a 3-dimensional image is formed, sort of like how 3D printers work. via awesomer
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did you say painting
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he literally paints it
in three dimensions
into the basin
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literally
paints it in three dimensions
that is so freaking cool
So adorable! I wish I could bring him home <3
Roderick is ready to find his forever home. :-) Click here to adopt.
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