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I really wasn’t interested in FooPs when they came out. Mama Foo, though, now I really wanted one of those. And well, I figured she’d need some company. So I bought a pup. And as scrpbkgrl is visiting for the weekend, I thought I’d paint him up for her and just pick up another one later. After all, I wasn’t really that big on them.
ZOMG! I was so wrong. I WANT A FOO ARMY!!!! LOL These little guys are so stinking cute, I can’t stand it.
Here’s Puget (aka Pug)–we went with an Ocean theme, since I already had greens and blues mixed up for other projects. He’s probably the best blended I’ve done so far, though it’s hard to tell with blues & greens, neither of which photograph very well. Ignore the slight mottling; though he’s glazed instead of opaque painted, it’s mostly reflections off his clear coat. As with Night Wolf, this one just doesn’t want to be matte finished. *rolls eyes*
I just cannot believe how tiny these are!
Excuse me, I need to go place a store order….! 😉
Thanks! Yeah, he’s going to be a little hard to let go of. Mama Foo is out of her tea bath (for base color), but now she’ll need to dry for a few days before I try to paint her. I think I’ll order a couple of babies for delivery this week. They’ll be fun to work on between other things.
Squeeeee! I love Puget, and I’m so lucky that Jolie is letting him fly home with me. The head on picture, I totally hear him saying “noms? I wants noms!”
I wasn’t a fan of them either until I saw the tiny guy in person. I will now need one for my daughter, and maybe a bunch more commissioned for me!
Thanks Jolie!
Ohh, he’s so cute! And those colors are fantastic together Jolie! I love his dark face 🙂 Reminds me a little of siamese cats (and I’m a big sucker for those schemes!). Wonderful job!
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