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Published: 2006-08-31 13:32:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 1631; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 16
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I did a series of four of these little chicas quite some time ago. Then I redid them completely and I like the new set much better. Not sure if I want to post the old versions, I feel kind of ambivalent about them now, we will see. However my figurine licensee liked them so much they want to make the whole set as a series of four collectible figurines. I call them Phunky Phairiesβ’
This first one is Pinkie. Painted in acrylics. I will post the line art in scraps. Anyone interested in coloring them feel free as long as you give me credit.
UPDATE: October 5 2006
I changed her a bit, the background was boring before.
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The set of them remind me of the little stickers you can buy in vending machines at shopping stores. you're supposed to try and collect the whole set. Haha thanks for taking back to the good ol' days. Great work.
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She's adorable! Lovely colors, especially in her hair. Her little freckles and the band-aid are wonderful details.
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I did like the old ones a lot so I hope you post them
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Oh. My. God. She is just too darned cute!!! I adore those boots and her outfit and *dies* Yeah!!! Wonderful job Brigid!!! I think I'm in love!!!
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Lovely coloring, especially the wings! ^ ^ Very cute overall. =]
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as I've said already, very pretty and unusual.
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I love the Band-Aid on her knee. It's like she's not as girly as she appears
Very lovely.
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Beautiful work! But the pattern around her waist isn't it supposed to be as curvy as her waist is?
It seems too square like that! and i guess even straight patterns tend to follow body shape when too tight! Or was it on purpose?
Sorry to be asking, but it felt weird!
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Hey no problem. Actually I totally did that on purpose - just kind of a fun play on patterns. But you have a good eye that you picked that out!
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Looking good anyways! Different sewing techniques can turn that into something doable, so i just asked!
And fabulous work you have going here! Love it!
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