I would have had at least a business card attached to this creation so that everyone could photography not just the creation but the name of the creator also!
Guy didn’t even have that, which puzzled me greatly because, If he isn’t there to advertise then what on earth is he doing there? right?
Well, why get bothered if someone takes a photo then, VERY peculiar indeed, but glad you managed to grab a photo without it getting nasty!
Thank you 🙂 on purchase though, That’s the other frustration, the artist had really cool ones, but was selling stuff that wasn’t nearly as cute and didn’t even look like his own creation at an absurdly high price, really hope he changes his way if he intends on making any money
That is a really cool display, Andy–thanks for sharing it at risk to yourself! I admire people who can work with small materials or on labor-intensive projects like this. I, myself, would get so frustrated by the tediousness and close-in work and detail required of my hands, for example, that I would probably give up, honestly. Good thing I didn’t become a surgeon or a seamstress or tailor, right?!
I have SO much respect for people with these skills and patience, SO many give up at the beginning but the artist clearly loved his work. It’s a shame though, he didn’t leave any business cards or anything for him to contact him at, Especially because I love work like this so much 🙂
Its lovely, he might saw you as a treath:( I like it a lot:)
That’s what I think too, A real shame too cause he could have so much business just by word of mouth, pictures even! :S
Maybe another time; )
lol I just might 😄
🙂
How could you NOT take a photo of something so incredibly detailed?
Right?? yet to the artist went ‘no photo pleasure!’ what the…..?
I would have had at least a business card attached to this creation so that everyone could photography not just the creation but the name of the creator also!
Guy didn’t even have that, which puzzled me greatly because, If he isn’t there to advertise then what on earth is he doing there? right?
Well, why get bothered if someone takes a photo then, VERY peculiar indeed, but glad you managed to grab a photo without it getting nasty!
Eh, I snapped 4 before he looked over lol
Wow! Neat 🙂
Aren’t the details something? it was hard to look away from!
Great shot, Andy. Hope you bought something there. 🙂
Thank you 🙂 on purchase though, That’s the other frustration, the artist had really cool ones, but was selling stuff that wasn’t nearly as cute and didn’t even look like his own creation at an absurdly high price, really hope he changes his way if he intends on making any money
Strange how Could you not take a photo?
Strange indeed, what’s the point of showing off a product if they aren’t going to let people show it to others right?
Love detail, texture, and color…Such a great photo.
Thank you Charlie 🙂
glad you got a photo – and how pernickety of the guy! ha! and he is definitely missing out on some exposure and advertising by being like that –
Right?? then he wonders why i gave him the look like he had lost his mind 😛
!! ha!
That is a really cool display, Andy–thanks for sharing it at risk to yourself! I admire people who can work with small materials or on labor-intensive projects like this. I, myself, would get so frustrated by the tediousness and close-in work and detail required of my hands, for example, that I would probably give up, honestly. Good thing I didn’t become a surgeon or a seamstress or tailor, right?!
I have SO much respect for people with these skills and patience, SO many give up at the beginning but the artist clearly loved his work. It’s a shame though, he didn’t leave any business cards or anything for him to contact him at, Especially because I love work like this so much 🙂