Coil Cyclops Necklace

For all your cyclops-wearing needs.

Blue & Purple Coil Cyclops

I'm hoping to get the last of the 2011 feeps photographed this week, that they may be seen here and on Etsy.

Pink Swirl

Mandible Coil Cat

Swirl Mollusc

Wheatsville went surprisingly well. Surprising, because with the cold and the rain I was not at all sure there'd be much of a turnout. And I do think overall traffic was down, but the people who came out were determined shoppers.

I will be listing the new merch (shirts! mugs! shot glasses!) in the eBay store this week, though I am almost out of mugs and will need to reorder.

Oh, and to the little girl who accidentally broke a feep yesterday, and whose parents made her pay for it: I just wanted to say I felt bad for you, though your mom and dad were doing the right thing. The truth is, I've had kids break my stuff before, and they usually try to slip the broken feep back onto the table without anyone noticing, and then slink away. I'm really proud of you for owning up to what happened. I didn't argue with your parents since they're obviously doing a good job, but I'm not mad at you and I don't think the feep is, either.

Parade o' Feeps

Somewhere or other my dad has the very first feep ever made. I'm home for the Holidays, so I'm going to see if I can find it and photograph it. Yar!

Horned Spike Orneryment

Unfortunately, this feep is afraid of heights, and looks forward to its annual duty with impending dread.

Blue Swirl and Three-Eyed Sprite

This is about the state of affairs between the cats in my house at the moment.

Feep Firsts

The very first tentacle twist meets the very first feep dragon, with the first corkscrew monster (a.k.a. Blue Swirl) looking on. You have no idea how much I wish I could go back and take a file to that dragon to smooth it down, but it was made out of Sculpey III instead of Premo and it would have snapped to pieces.

Turban

Each morning, the feep undertakes the dangerous journey in search of coffee.