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Melody! How could you not tell us you were casting LIONS?! O.O That is sooo awesome! Im so excited! In the description it says you are planning to paint more lions in more colors? Will these become a production piece?
Lions or Flions ?
I’m hoping it’s flions . Can’t wait to see the winged wolf too . Saw him at deviantart .OMG! Please tell me you intend to make some production lions. I just saw the lion auction and he’s beautiful. Please, please make some for us who can’t compete on ebay.
Oooo! I just had a thought. You should paint some like ligers . Sure those would be ebay kitties, but I’d love to see how you would paint them 🙂
oooooo!
4 things I'm looking for:
1. Mother Meerkat
2. production color Sitting Young Oriental dragons to be made in more colors besides VF, Brimstone would be awesome!
3. Female Griffin – Siamese with White
4. September Raffle Prize 2022 AHD Male GriffinWe found the master of this old lion and the “case” ( the thing that is used to cast the mold)- so since we had no old “leftover” castings of the lion, I had some molds made.
I do not intend to make these production, because the rough spots, and mistakes in this primitive old sculpture are cringe-worthy.
However, if the usual holds true, an edition of this number will usually start to sell for a totally reasonable price towards the middle of the edition.
Don’t be put off by what the first couple go for, and bid for number 10 or so.
I also plan to do editions of these these in other colors, but NO, I am not planning to do red panda lions.
( The reason I put answers at the bottom of the thread instead of in quotes under the question, is because the forum software won’t let me “quote” the first question in a thread. It’s another weird forum glitch.)“cringe-worthy”
*lol*
Personally I like the rough look myself. I have an really old brown dragon, and I love him because he looks like he was carved out of wood. The roughness gives him a personal charm. I think the same goes for this lion and the other older animal sculpts. But I can understand why this may not suit for a production item. The ‘rough’ look and imperfections don’t suit everyone.He’s got a beautiful face; the eyes are just perfect and give him this look like he’s about to pounce.
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