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Thought that this would be pretty funny.
They didn't.
Thanks to Joanna at KidRobot for allowing me the opportunity to submit. Maybe next year.
Found in Old Car City, USA. Located in White, Georgia on the 411 Highway. A massive junkyard in state of arranged decay where the cars are slowly being taken back into the earth.
Mistakes, failures, and Fuck-ups, the 2011 Suckadelic REJECTS series is here.
SALVAGED FROM THE SHIT-BIN!
These unwanted Mutants are the un-approved Color-tests, Bum-Castings, and Cobbled-together Frankenstein Wreckage from the Suckadelic Bootleg Sweat Shop.
Each figure is unique, comes in Green or Pink packaging and are sold Blind Boxed.
That means no Choosing!
You get what you get.
Did you know the price of a US passport went up this week? By a LOT?
We don't have any immediate plans for international travel, but it seems like a prudent thing to have a current passport just in case, right? Like, if someone wants to hire us for a lucrative job in the south of France... (yeah. I'm putting it out there, Universe.)
So we got our butts in gear and turned in applications before the rate increase... and of course, we took our own photos. (I took Christina's and she took mine!)
These were some of the rejects that wouldn't pass muster with the Department of State. (The third one doesn't have a "neutral expression," FYI.)
Since this build's nature incurred the following issue:
。Death, killing, blood, terrorism, horror/violence or torture
。First-person shooter video games
Therefore, LEGO Ideas doesn't allow this submission to be approved.
This is so regretful that the public can't have such MGS series product built by bricks. If MEGA BLOKS is willing to go for this project, I am more than happy to provide the design without any reward.
I just don't like it. There's no way I'm cutting up my string blocks to put into this, I just can't do it. I think I'll salvage my 10" squares of solid fabric pieces and then I can use them later on something else, and I'll sew the crazy 9's into a small lap quilt or something, maybe add a sashing to make it bigger. I don't really even like them for that, though. I just don't like them.
It's all about the fabric choices, I am slowly learning that. Anita's came out so beautiful and it has cohesion. This does not. there's nothing about it that says "ahhh!" More like it's saying "EW!"
Signed,
The big fat quitter.
Wait, I thought I would try one other thing- I've printed out the photo, going to cut it up and see if it gets any better by chopping up the big plain squares and making 1/4 circles out of them...... stay tuned, maybe I'm not a quitter yet after all.....
Mail art for a special someone.
Materials: old photographs, check file, baby blue cards found at SCRAP, seals, rubber stamps, postage stamps
All photos found in a dumpster in Lubbock, TX; they seem to be the family photos of one Maudie Scott.
Some days I take several pictures that are worthy 365 candidates, but only one is chosen. This is one such photo.
i have enough rejected pauldron molds to equip an army of... small-shouldered persons.
this one is getting made into OoT Zelda's armor. its got some layers of apoxie sculpt and lightweight spackeling and resin, textured to look like hammered metal. the resin didn't smooth it quite as much as i wanted, it will look less like cellulite at the end. going to tool leather for the designs and seam those with apoxie.