BunnieBard

SO OKAY why does Deviantart not inform you when you've gotten a Daily Deviation?? Got my first ever one last Thursday and I had no idea! I always suspected my Finn and Jake amigurumi would (they've got 30k views and probably twice that in downloads), but my Midna is an okay candidate too, I suppose.

ALSO I haven't been to deviantart in forever and it's kind of crazy and super uplifting to read through 50 "I LOVE THIS YOU ARE GREAT" messages. You guys are great, I love you all... and thank you so much!

Hey guys! Did you get the hidden meaning of the "We'll Go to Very Distant Lands" picture? That group of dolls got sent to Cartoon Network in Georgia, and then went to San Diego to be in the Adventure Time Fan Art Expo which is taking place across the street from the Con in the San Diego's Children Museum! I meant to write about this earlier, so that I could maybe find someone who was going and get them to take a picture of them for me (did anyone do this, by chance??)... but look at this:
www.turner.com/comiccon12
At 1:43, there's a time-laspe of the dolls being set up! (They left Fionna's ears all crooked though, oh well...) And it looks like Pen Ward donated his pair as well-- they are the very last shot of the video, and are the infamous Finn and Jake dolls whose deviation has over 28,000 views here. How exciting is that??


These last few years have made me realize something important: "art" is a very broad term. My little sister is amazing at all forms of drawing, painting, design (she made me website!), and so growing up I always said, "I don't have a single artistic bone in my body." But look at me now! I took a very practical skill, crochet, and by just having some fun with it got a picture on TV (the Henching Hoodie), a picture published in an art book (Udon's Mega Man Tribute), and now an actual set of dolls in at art show. AN ART SHOW. If I could go back in time and tell my 8-year-old self, the age I gave up drawing, that we would be an artist someday... I wouldn't believe myself. There are many, many ways to be creative and artistic that do not involve a pencil and a piece of paper. Think outside of the box and have fun, and you never know where you'll end up!

edit: platinatina wins, with this: www.ssbwiki.com/images/d/d8/Li… It's exactly what I was looking for!! I knew I could count on you guys.

For the Nintendo 64 game Super Smash Brothers, the instruction manual used a rather cartoonish style of artwork to make characters from vastly different Nintendo series look cohesive with one another.

There exists four pieces of artwork with Link (from Zelda) in this style: one of him in a group shot with the other five starting characters, one of him standing and facing forward, one of him holding a paper fan and looking mighty confused (which is used on an obscured part of the boxart), and one of him doing a spin attack.

I REQUIRE THE LAST THREE or at the very least the one of him just standing and the one with the paper fan. SURELY these must exist SOMEWHERE on the internet, but alas! I can find them nowhere. Friends of the internet, are your googling powers better than mine? Please help! I will love you forever!

(New link is #2! Please check out her etsy shop!)

My friends and I are finally getting around to photographing/listing our leftovers to sell. So!

1- Mega Man hats! www.etsy.com/shop/AnotherCastl…
We have some medium (21 inch) sized hats left. I put a few on etsy because I'm having trouble with e-mail ordering... namely people will ask for a hat then never pay for it, so I never ship it out... :meh: But you can still e-mail/note me to save $2 (no etsy fee)!

2- Tiny Chrono Trigger / Sailor Moon dolls! www.etsy.com/shop/ThisCastleCr… A friend made so many of these little cuties, and not nearly enough people recognized the Chrono Trigger ones. Come on, CT fans! You know you want one.

3- Fluttershy (link/picture to follow)
Another friend of mine made the MOST EPIC Fluttershy ever! I need a good picture to do it justice, so please wait a little...

Hey guys! I am thinking of starting a Korra / Avatar: The Last Airbender themed craft swap at Craftster.org.
www.craftster.org/forum/index.…
If you want to make and receive fun Avatar crafts like pillows, plushes, papercrafts, jewelry, bags, etc etc (potentially from me!) this is your chance!

Don't know what a craft swap is? You make crafts for someone, they make crafts for you, and you send them to each other! It's super fun, and I have gotten some AWESOME stuff over the years. Craftster has a good FAQ here: www.craftster.org/swapsinfo.ht…

The only important thing you need to do to is be a member at craftster.com for one month, and have posted 15 times. This is easy to do, and let me know if you are just signing up and I will wait a month to start this so you can join!