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The Beast-Minions have spoken! BARREL-CHUCKER won out by a decent margin as the next BeastWreck shirt you guys wanted to see printed (though they will all be printed soon), and it’s now up for preorder at the BEASTWRECK SHIRTS & STUFF SHOP! Preorder period will be for one-week, after which the order will be placed with the printer, so to guarantee you get one, order now!
Here’s a pic of the awesome finished Mario clay figure made by my friend Leah for Raw Meat’s upcoming art show. Check out her Little Lazies page and see out more of her fantastic Lazies, and order some at her Etsy shop! http://www.etsy.com/shop/LittleLazies
Here’s a pic of the awesome finished Bowser made by my friend Leah for Raw Meat’s upcoming art show. Check out her Little Lazies page and check out more of her fantastic Lazies, and order some at her Etsy shop! http://www.etsy.com/shop/LittleLazies
If anybody’s interested, I have moved my OCCASIONAL SMOKE shirt design over to Redbubble. You can buy it by following this link.
UPDATED FOR PREORDERS — “DODONGO DISLIKES SMOKE”? Actually, Dodongo enjoys the occasional smoke… but don’t tell anyone. If you grew up during the glorious advent of LEGEND OF ZELDA on the Nintendo Entertainment System, and you were lucky enough to experience the rapturous excitement of plugging that shiny golden cartridge into your NES for the very first time, then surely the gods have smiled on you yet again by making this 8-bit masterpiece available to you.
“DODONGO DISLIKES SMOKE”? Actually, Dodongo enjoys the occasional smoke… but don’t tell anyone.
If you grew up during the glorious advent of LEGEND OF ZELDA on the Nintendo Entertainment System, and you were lucky enough to experience the rapturous excitement of plugging that shiny golden cartridge into your NES for the very first time, then surely the gods have smiled on you yet again by making this 8-bit masterpiece available to you.
