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Jennifer wrote:
What color would you guys want on an OOAK lap?
PINK!! Oh wait…OOAK? Cant afford pink in OOAK, so purple. I have no desire for a purple lap 😆
skigod377 wrote:Jennifer wrote:What color would you guys want on an OOAK lap?
PINK!! Oh wait…OOAK? Cant afford pink in OOAK, so purple. I have no desire for a purple lap 😆
Well… artist’s edition. They tend to become OOAKs though since I hate the thought of trying to redo the colors, if I even can. But we don’t want to shoot ourselves in the foot (like the Autumn Leaf proto. OW! Yikes!) so we leave ’em as artist’s editions. The only coloration that has ever appeared more than once so far from me is the Labradorite coloration.
Sorry Ski, I don’t think I’ll do her in pink! Especially if Melody ever wants to do some LE pink ones. Who knows! 🙂
Purple scares me, too.
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My art: featherdust.comIts ok. If Melody chooses to do some, there will be more, and therefor cheaper. 😆 Although picturing a pink lap like the pink dragon you did just makes me drool. I think that tan color you did, like on the Keeper PYO, would be popular, too.
Yes, I want pink Laps to be LP too… so I can actually afford one! I really want a pink coiled mother dragon too though.
How about a Labradorite Lap Jennifer? Or are you getting tired of doing that coloration? 😆
Why not something else rock and mineral related… like fluorite or malachite? There are so many other possibilites. But fluorite colors on a Lap would be most awesome! Just a suggestion. 🙂I’d personally like LP laps..so I can afford one. 😀 😀
Buuuut……as far as what I’d like to see on an OOAK lap, I think she’d be lovely in your labrodite color, and she’d go for a fortune in it. 😀 😀
Maebnus3 wrote:Jennifer wrote:What color would you guys want on an OOAK lap?
Mmm… something like your Amethyst Mist Emp. Or that gorgeous Flame-Crested Forest Male. Those would be my personal choices.
Though I bet if you could stand to do a Labradorite Lap, she’d go over really well too.
Since you cannot copy Melody or Olimpia’s colors, I vote for the Flame-Crested Forest color too!
I’v always loved Jen’s “Labradorite” color 😀 I like to see how she would paint the Lap in that color.
The Flame crested one would be really beautiful as well!
But back to the main question…
Melody: What can we expect the next special color for Ebay to be? AND will you do any Laps???Good thing you’re not copying Melody’s or Oly’s colors. I’d have to win her if she was Graphite. 😆
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Sun Dragon Koi #3Jennifer wrote:What color would you guys want on an OOAK lap?
Conch Shell Lap. No, wait…Neptune Lap. Or wait, Copper Fern Lap?! XD Ahh~ I love all the colors you do, anyways.
what of a woodsy themed one. rich fern greens and nut browns with a light cream paarl in there and red interference?
im thinking the Lap would be very pretty if it were painted like the Amethyst Mist Emperor. i love those colors together!! or even painted like the Conch Shell Keeper . i love those colors too !!!!!
Base her off of some fruits…like, make a strawberry kiwi lap..or a banana lap dragon! Personaly I’d ADORE a pomengrante or banana or Rainforest or Flame/Violet Flame…but too, I’d rather those be larger editions than just ONE. What about grey/silver and red? Or something with browns and greens, yes, like your November Forest color 🙂
purpleturtle wrote:I’v always loved Jen’s “Labradorite” color 😀 I like to see how she would paint the Lap in that color.
That would be gorgeous.
A big labradorite dragon? I feel a headache just thinking about it. I’ll keep it in the back of my mind, though.
I’ll consider the Conch Shell and Amethyst Mist colors- the lap seems so prim and proper that I could see her in girly colors…. 😆
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