Showing posts with label oops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oops. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Banimon Custom Corps One: Outtakes 1
Now! It can be told! It's my pleasure to reveal my involvement in the Banimon Custom Corps. This is the Secret Project I've been mentioning for months. I pitched the idea to Boris Savic when I saw first saw the Banimen. The oversized heads are prefect canvases. The two above were my first shots. Being the incredibly smart person that I am, I sent them to the wrong address. At least that gave me the opportunity to make better versions. Stay tuned for more!
Labels:
Banimon,
Custom Corps,
custom toy,
glyos,
oops,
outtakes,
secret project
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Dealing with Failure
Orbit Zenith Man flopped. Will I finally learn that presentation is everything on the internet? That packaging is important? That when I say I'm doing an Uzay Blue Stars homage, it should look like Uzay Blue Stars? Maybe!
The OZM exit the store, their return TBD.
In the meantime, there are many irons in the fire at Orbit HQ! Several commissions are in various stages of completion, I've got a whole pile of sofubi I want to paint, some huge Glyos customs on the workbench, and the Secret Project moves on to phase 2! Hopefully you will be hearing more about that one very soon now.
Stay tuned for more transmissions from out broken satellite.
Thursday, December 6, 2012
That didn't happen (oops part II)
Obviously, I didn't end up trying to sell anything yesterday. I still really don't have the hang of this side of eCommerce (great at the buying stuff bit). That's particularly embarrassing, since I'm an IT guy by trade.
In the meantime, enjoy another picture of the amazing Glyos Armorvor, new wave coming soon from Onell. They're much better at the whole eCommerce thing!
Monday, December 3, 2012
Oops!
Oops. Future, hypothetical, sales through this website are postponed as I work some things out, and my paranoia dies down (I'm going to get sued! The IRS will be barking down my snorkel! They're watching meeeee!) In lieu of trying to sell something, enjoy this picture of two Glyos Armorvor that I painted a couple months ago, when the sun still shown in the Pacific Northwest. Monster Color C-Thru paints will never let you down.
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