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| Fan Art » Where to buy Sherlock Art? » November 16, 2015 11:07 pm |
- Lisa-Annabell
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Would it be all too gross of me to suggest my own Sherlock figurines? It would I bet, but nonetheless, they are for sale
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Have a look if you wish:
| Sherlockian Merchandise » Handmade Sherlock figurines %FOR SALE% » November 16, 2015 10:53 pm |
- Lisa-Annabell
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So here we go
Ladies and gentlemen, I am an artist and made these cuties you can see below from polymer clay.
Actually, you can buy them. There will be limited clones of every character, all as alike as possible but with their own personality as they are 100% handmade. They arrive in a sleek, black box and carry their personal certificate stating name, number and day of shipment. More pictures and infos can be found in my humble online store:
All the best,
Lisa Annabell
| Introductions Please... » An artist says a shy hello » November 16, 2015 10:23 pm |
- Lisa-Annabell
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Thank you, Harriet dear! Both for welcoming and informing
That bust is amazing btw! Thanks for the link!
| Introductions Please... » An artist says a shy hello » November 16, 2015 10:02 pm |
- Lisa-Annabell
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Dear Sherlockians,
my name is Lisa-Annabell. I like to produce things. People call it art. Some people. Others don't.
I love BBC's Sherlock. Just like you. And especially Moriarty aka Andrew Scott aka DEAR I want to age this man backwards and adopt him, so talented, so cute, so charming aka THANK GOD he's gay, I'd never have to deal with his bitchy girlfriends if I could actually do what I just said, I'd be the happiest Moriartymommy ever aka *cough* ... you know, well. All this cheesy stuff
Right now I'm waiting for season four. Just like you. And I am not ashamed to admit that I didn't feel the slightest urge to read the Sherlock Holmes novels until BBC had me under their awesome spell.
However, what I AM quite ashamed of is the fact that I have registered here with a hidden agenda. But don't judge me yet, let me explain: I made these polymer clay figurines. Little Sherlock, John and Jim. And I am hyper proud of them, so much actually that I want to reproduce and sell them.
I wonder now, would it be asshole of me to leave some advertising? Because GOD I'm just a Sherlock enthusiast and want to contribute something special to the fandom. I really loved sculpting these guys and want to share the love (my avatar is little Jim in all his forehead pride btw). Perhaps someone out there even thinks my work spent on them worth enough to add them to their collection. I DON'T KNOW!
Mind to tell me if that's a No Go here or, if not, where the best place for such a stinky self-promotion topic would be?
Love and xxx and all the stuff,
Lisa-Annabell
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