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Very well, very well. He has a permanant home.
I only wonder who saw fit to chuck him into a thrift store. I guess only Huey knows.
I am curious to how he ended up in Colorado in the first place. Did Windstone supply any tourist stores in Colorado in the duration which this piece was produced? Specifically this sort of sculpture reminds me of ones I have seen in a little fantasy shop named “The Crystal Wizard” located at the base of Pikes Peak in the tourist town of Manitou Springs, though not quite the same detail and style of painting. Is it possible to know such information?
I guess it’s quite possible that someone purchased this from elsewhere and moved here.Anyways, thanks to everyone for the information they have given me. If the summer job I have lined up does not fall through, I will likely be purchasing more.
Look for stuff to pawn to get money for art school, but find a new love and a new way to spend more money instead ._. Story of my life!Unfortunately he had five very small chips on him when I purchased him. I don’t mind more excuses to keep him. I can see myself easily becoming a Windstone collector someday when I have the spare $.
Thanks for the info!
No, it doesn’t look like there’s a signature. The writing on the pad is all pretty intact besides “CATS” which is faded a little.Edit: That is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much littleironhorse. I had trouble navigating though that database webpage because I can be quite the blithering idiot. If he does not fetch much, it’s a good excuse for me to hang onto him. Perhaps he will be among the few posessions I bring if I achieve my dream of studying art in Japan. His issue year is also my birth year ^^ Strange to think he could be my age!
I updated with links to the pictures I have of him. Huey is just what I nicknamed it, it’s nothing to do with the Flap Cat itself. As for size, I don’t have a ruler on hand but it looks to be 2.5 inches from wing to chest and about 3 inches from bum to head.
