Well, every now and then, I do another one, usually while I'm waiting for my Nintendo 2DS' battery to charge and I don't feel like playing an actual game.

Hugo gargoyle from Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame:



Just some random manga blonde woman I drew from my head:



One of Ariel, the Little Mermaid's, older sisters.   Arista I think, but, I wasn't paying enough attention to the book I used as a reference model when I did it.  King Triton had nothing but daughters, what are the chances of that?



Wuzzles Butterbear.  I don't care what you say, she's dreamy . . . for a bear.  I'd have to compete for her affection with Bumblelion though, and I don't think that's a battle I could win.  Yellow bears with butterfly wings and flower antennas that love to garden are totally a thing, you just don't hike in the woods often enough to encounter them like I do.

Very impressive!  So much better than a swan would have been for sure.  And how could a snake not be tasteful, unless it was a different kind of "snake"?   

Simple but awesome salty-sweet specters!  One can only imagine the terrible lives they must have lived to suffer such a fate in the afterlife 

Wonderful stuff, especially the tea pots (looks like a Cheshire cat was about to disrupt the party in your photo though, lol!).  I particularly like the final pic with the Blythe doll.  Mattel should make a pottery-making Barbie w/accessories.

Creepy but cool.  Even the thumbnail caught my eye scrolling through the newest completed projects mini images on the main page.  Given it's round shape, the mask strikes me as equal parts skull and moon.

It was amusing for a few minutes (the batteries in mine were dead, so, I had to steal some from my Sofia the First sound effects book to test it out), but then, I was like, why did I buy this again?  Because it farts, I'm immature, and it was only ten cents.

I'm not familiar with the doll in question, but, depending on the size you're making it, the device that comes with this book might fit inside of it?  I bought said book awhile ago, but, it's already lost in my piles of junk.

If you want a cheap recordable sound box, I often see those Hallmark books, in the thrift store that I work at, that you can record messages on for the recipient, for dirt cheap, although the batteries in them are usually dead.

Wonderful stuff!  I didn't know you could make flowers like that with one of those devices--I take it you still have to roll/fold up the petals into the 3-dimensional shape?

I only Googled something like a "literal baby shower for a baby shower" and still got those birthing cake photos in the results.  I done stepped on a virtual landmine there . . . the miracle of birth is terrifying in edible cake form, lol.

My testicles are deeply offended by this post.   

I keed!  I keed!

That's cool that you made this for your friend and I'm sure it'll give him a little lift/chuckle!