File puptcrit/puptcrit.0812, message 385


Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 12:33:29 -0800
To: puptcrit-AT-puptcrit.org
Subject: Re: [Puptcrit] From Puppets to Plush


Thanks Mathieu,

I'm glad you like the Snailien. He is the favorite of a lot of  
people. It's nice to get positive feedback as well.

This is a commercial process. I've been working full-time on the  
plush designs for the past 6 months... Including a trip to China in  
October. It is not inexpensive and it is not easy going -- But it  
feels great to have my characters becoming toys!

Yeah, for the puppet update, I'll probably make Scurvy's vest to  
match the plush. I haven't uploaded the pictures yet but the plush  
has a nice jolly roger on his back with his name arched across the top.

Thanks also for mentioning being freaked out by the no face. I assume  
that means I'm on the right track -- the character must very original  
indeed if people are so freaked out by it. After all, it's only a  
heart and a bunny. The two separate elements are very familiar  
symbols, very comforting. Put them together and I've got 3 comments  
so far on puptcrit: "freaked out", "uncomfortable", and "not keen on  
the concept"!

Thanks for commenting!

Michael

On Dec 17, 2008, at 10:53 AM, Mathieu René wrote:

> I like the Snailien the best! Awesome!
> Are the eyes embroidery? Do you make it yourself at home, or is it a
> commercial process?
>
>
>
> The Lovebun freaks me out (no face!), but that's probably just me.
>
> The Scurvy pirate plush looks better (more pro) than the puppet  
> (planning a
> puppet update?)
>
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