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While surfing the webs, I stumbled upon a site called "box doodle" which contained numerous pictures of characters and things people had made using boxes and bits of cardboard. I figured I'd try my hand and came up with the two characters below: Samurai Box Man the Boxtopus

I made a birthday card for my sister out of felt. My other sister saw it and told me she wanted a card too. I didn't want to make another card at the time so I made this instead.

When I was a kid I made comic books. My longest running comic book starred a character called Bouncer. He was a pretty simple little character who looked like a red ball with feet. I made some ornaments of him and his friend Bomber when the comic was still in its heyday. Bouncer Bomber

Meet the Square Bear. He's a moody little sort who rarely smiles.

"Hello again!"- Mustacheod Bear

I have two little dwarf hamsters. They are pretty cool. They inspired me to make this hamster ball (or hamball as my girlfriend says).

I made a little squid guy! I'm pretty pleased with how he turned out. Haven't named him yet though. I was thinking of calling him "octoblob" because my Dad used to play this game with me and my sisters where he was "the Octoblob" and he'd wrestle us. But then I Googled "octoblob" and discovered that it has a rather unpleasant definition on "the street." Darn it.

My company is having its holiday party this afternoon. In the spirit of my company's holiday party, I'm posting a picture of a ginger bread house I made the other night. "No signs of foul play..."

Bare walls? Not anymore! Charles and Grover the pumpkin (Partly inspired by Katamari Damacy!) Mustacheod Bear (bonus: snail with mustache and slippers with mustaches) Top Hat Turtle (This guy is best buds with the Mustacheod Bear.) a worm (paintings of things with mustaches end here) the Gentleman (on the Moon) Unknown (He grows hands using the power of his mind, but I couldn't think of a suitable way to paint that so I left it like this...) Rabbit Man Detective

Before the Broccoli, I hadn't touched felt in over a decade. And then there was him... See the pictures below for a glimpse at a few of his many moods. pensive rage-ful cheeky boisterous

I've recently had a surge of creative energy and I feel the time is now...for me to populate the world wide web with pictures of my creative afterbirth. Just as soon as I take some pictures.