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Comments I'm loving your adorable little figs. It's a shame you don't cater more to the D&D/Warhammer kids. You could probably make a penny creating custom animal companion figs. They seem to be the perfect size.
 Thank you!
 It's funny you should mention D&D, I actually first got interested in painting tiny things from working on D&D miniatures.I have considered doing some D&D type figures, but I think I need to start working just a little bit smaller to really get the right size. -- Handmade charms, sculptures and more! Visit my Etsy shop here: [link] Commission Info: [link] You're probably right. Or you can start with the larger monsters and work your way down. From what I understand about the D&D culture, it's not unheard of for a party to face a giant dire Pokemon. And I've never seen a riding dog fig.
Hahaha, I would love to face a giant Pokemon in D&D, that would be fantastic! XD
Also, you're right, I don't think I've ever really seen a riding dog figure, and I've always wanted one. I think I may just have to add that to my list of ideas. thanks!  -- Handmade charms, sculptures and more! Visit my Etsy shop here: [link] Commission Info: [link]  Your progression in sculpting has come so far! What inspired you to begin?
 -- © -Original Designs- © Thank you! I was really quite a fluke that I started sculpting. I used to love painting and other types of art in high school, but got away from doing anything artistic for years. Late last year I was unpacking some boxes and found a bit of old clay I had used to make some jewelry for a costume. I began playing around with making some very simple animal figures and realized how much I loved sculpting. Being able to reawaken my artistic side has been one of the most wonderful things that has happened to me in quite a while!
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