SOlntE, What a totally awsome project! Beautifully conceived and executed.
Ku Ku Dos to you. AllqnR ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sol Nte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 10:59 AM Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: mashboy oh boy! > Hi Alan, > > >> Well done Sol, not only is it a pretty groovy object but it's really well > > presented and packaged too. I'm extremely intrigued by the idea of an > > 'art-toy'. These collectable figures are a must for every household, I > > think! > > Glad you like the toy. > > > If other people want to see what Alan is talking about the website for my > toy venture (called FiGUREPUNK) is here > www.figurepunk.com > if you're interested get in touch. All the toys I've produced so far are > available via the website. Actually this is version 3 of the site so if you > notice any problems with it let me know. I'm currently prototyping more toys > so hope to have a few more out in time for christmas. > > Don wrote: > >Alright Sol, let's see the toy. I must have missed it. Crispin is in an art > alumni group here in Mount Vernon that is looking for a money- raising > project and this sounds good. We are also looking for some kind of vending > machine to sell art. Any suggestions? -Don< > > No Don you didn't miss it, I'd not yet posted about it to the list as I was > waiting to get the newer version of the website up. Art vending, > well.................. > Hayvend have been going in the UK for a while > http://www.hayvend.com/index.shtml > you could ask them for advice. > > or you could use a gashapon vending machine (like they use for toys in US > and Japan) and sell art in little capsules for example > http://www.toysnjoys.com/gashapon.html > you should be able to get empty capsules to fill with handmade pieces. > > Hope this is of use. > > cheers, > > Sol. > > > > >
