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Ineffabears are here!
Abearaphale is a cheerful little dude, but Growley seems a bit less optimistic.
But they make an ineffably perfect couple.
Available in my Etsy shop (same handle) if you want your own.
Also, if you (or anyone else) wants to make these bears smooch, cuddle, or otherwise be ineffably in love, that is completely 1000% fine with me. Everything is fleecy and nothing hurts around here.
First bear designs on the digital tablet! It's two variants of Crowley from Good Omens. (The color varies because his hair changes between seasons.) I think the tattoo will be fabric paint; it's good for swirly designs.
What do you think? Would you snuggle a demonic Ineffabear?
(Aziraphale is next, I swear! I wouldn't deliberately separate two ineffable lads.)
A friend has asked me to design some bears inspired by popular DnD classes. But I don't know which classes are popular, and I can only make a handful of bears to start with. So...
What DnD class do you like/play most?
Rogue
Wizard
Bard
Fighter
Druid
Cleric
Barbarian
Paladin
Ranger
Monk
Other (see notes)
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Ineffabears are here! And also I'm having a sale.
To celebrate the adorableness of the Ineffabears (and the arrival of Season 2--every day, it's-a gettin' closer), I'm having a sale in my Etsy shop. 10% off with promo code INEFFABLE. Offer good on all plushies through 7/31/23.
You can get your custom-made Ineffabear(s) at www.etsy.com/shop/OnBearFeet .
Reblogs appreciated as I'm still looking for work and my car registration is due.
This made me happy, so I'm gonna share.
This week, a friend commissioned me to make a custom plushie for her grandson. She requested a teddy-style wolf (basically an anthro wolf) because it's the kid's high-school mascot, and she asked me to dress it in a replica of his costume for one of the two characters he plays in his school's production of Grease.
So I did, and behold, Eugene the Wolf.
He's about 18 inches tall, with minky fur and little glasses attached to his face with embroidery floss. I'm especially pleased with his floofy tail.
Before I send a plushie to its new home, I give it a little kiss on the nose and tell it, "You are a good (species), and you are loved, and you WILL be loved." It's the only way I can part with them, and it's also what I wish people would tell me more often.
Anyway, an hour ago my friend sent me this. I've covered the kid's face because this isn't my kid, but rest assured, he was doing a PERFECT impression of that emoji.
Yeah, I think Eugene the Wolf is gonna be just fine. 😊
