SDCC10: Rocket World Booth
Rocket World Edition RAYNE Longboard
Colin Stinson at Rocket World Gallery
2009 SDCC, Plush!, Rocket World
Artist Lana Crooks will be releasing these Rocket World Plush Skulls at San Diego Comic Con (booth #4932). These limited edition plushies are limited to 20 pieces. Each one is handmade and embroidered with the Rocket World paw logo. They will run $50 each.
SDCC10: Rocket World Booth
Rocket World Edition RAYNE Longboard
Colin Stinson at Rocket World Gallery
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Last day of Con these will be going for $5.
Last day of Con these will be going for $5.
one of the biggest problems that i have found in the world of plush is the utter lack of appreciation for the amount of time & work that goes into sewing anything. this is a gripe i have had for a long time. it's things like this that let you know that people really have to love what they do. i know from personal experience that in the end i will come out make only a few cents per hour (not including cost of materials). meanwhile, someone can paint something overnight and it will sell for a hundreds of dollars if not thousands. i can tell you that those skulls (human head sized and all) did not happen overnight. the detail is wonderful but the 3D-ness of it is what makes it incredible. the brow bone and the jaw blow me away. making a plush that is more than just two pieces sewn together is a concept that is difficult that i am having trouble with. try making 1 of those by yourself. try making 20 of those by yourself. it's tedious and trying.
i think Lana did a phenomenal job on these & i can't wait until they sell out at SDCC.
one of the biggest problems that i have found in the world of plush is the utter lack of appreciation for the amount of time & work that goes into sewing anything. this is a gripe i have had for a long time. it's things like this that let you know that people really have to love what they do. i know from personal experience that in the end i will come out make only a few cents per hour (not including cost of materials). meanwhile, someone can paint something overnight and it will sell for a hundreds of dollars if not thousands. i can tell you that those skulls (human head sized and all) did not happen overnight. the detail is wonderful but the 3D-ness of it is what makes it incredible. the brow bone and the jaw blow me away. making a plush that is more than just two pieces sewn together is a concept that is difficult that i am having trouble with. try making 1 of those by yourself. try making 20 of those by yourself. it's tedious and trying.
i think Lana did a phenomenal job on these & i can't wait until they sell out at SDCC.
Skulls ALL Sold Out by Friday! Woot!
Skulls ALL Sold Out by Friday! Woot!
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