My little ponies

*SweetNspooky Nov 16, 2012 Student Traditional Artist

You Like it its cool, you like making stuff and art work from it its cool.

But what gives me the creep its when you're like 20-30 year old and your life seems to only gravitate about that show.

May i remember you that its a kid show ?
Well anyways its still a bit okay, who i am to judge what people should like and shouldn't but really ?
I love pokemons myself, but i'm not going to make a Bulbazaur craft clay sculpture and TRY to sell it 300$ Really? You're making a doll out of clay, a plushie or a drawing even if you're Uber talented doesn't mean that you will sell that stuff for around 200 to 500$ Wait? only kids with no job will think its a fair price. even if it took you 200 hours its still fucking craft clay and cloth. There some shit-ass good sculptor here that sell theirs stuff for around 300$ and and well worth it, Grow up damn.

I'm not going to feed those pussies harassing me that it worth 200$, or bitch me on my profile . You like them fine.

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Devious Comments

`phoenixleo Nov 18, 2012

So your things aren't selling?

~Koui Nov 17, 2012 General Artist

on it's own adults liking kids shows isn't too bad since ADULTS created and animated them to appeal to both children and their parents

as for your stuff, all I can say is that in the end it's up to you how much it's sold for. The people getting on your case are pointing out that since you don't work for the companies that made any of these series you have no way to mass produce anything so they assume that making individual 1-of-a-kind products warrants a higher price in general

$300 however is stretching it unless you hand make crafts out of carbide steel and latex paint

*Xyires Nov 17, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

It feels as if MLP threads are on the rise.

~SkyFire2008 Nov 16, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Meh.

~MisterTurtle Nov 16, 2012

People are paying $200+ because it's kinda hand-made. Plus the bidding. It's not some factory child in India's mass-produced work, it's the work of someone who probably has an actual paying job.

Anyways.

There's a new episode tomorrow, and it stars Pinkie Pie.