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If I'm doing a private sale of character goods of any variety, I like to draw a picture of what I'm enclosing in the package. It keeps me drawing and adds a nice personal touch to the sale, or at least I'd like to think. The practice seems to be well-received, so you better believe I keep doing it! It's like a personal trademark, perhaps.

So, I'm selling Neopets plush. Here are some Kacheeks that will finally be leaving my house after overstaying their welcome by about 5 years.

I admittedly got a little carried away with this...pencil sketch on a basic 3 x 5 inch notecard, inked with .01 brown Micron, then colored with Copic marker in a watercolor effect, touched up with only the slightest hint of Prismacolor pencil. I then took the liberty to soften it a bit with a semi-transparent gaussian blur in Photoshop to try and capture the whimsical softness it has on paper. Or maybe that "whimsical softness" is an indication that I need to wear my glasses more...sometimes it's hard to tell! Either way, this is how I wanted it to look, so, please forgive the Photoshop.

December 14, 2010.

Kacheek (c) Neopets, Inc.

Description
If I'm doing a private sale of character goods of any variety, I like to draw a picture of what I'm enclosing in the package. It keeps me drawing and adds a nice personal touch to the sale, or at least I'd like to think. The practice seems to be well-received, so you better believe I keep doing it! It's like a personal trademark, perhaps.

So, I'm selling Neopets plush. Here are some Kacheeks that will finally be leaving my house after overstaying their welcome by about 5 years.

I admittedly got a little carried away with this...pencil sketch on a basic 3 x 5 inch notecard, inked with .01 brown Micron, then colored with Copic marker in a watercolor effect, touched up with only the slightest hint of Prismacolor pencil. I then took the liberty to soften it a bit with a semi-transparent gaussian blur in Photoshop to try and capture the whimsical softness it has on paper. Or maybe that "whimsical softness" is an indication that I need to wear my glasses more...sometimes it's hard to tell! Either way, this is how I wanted it to look, so, please forgive the Photoshop.

December 14, 2010.

Kacheek (c) Neopets, Inc.