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Deviation Spotlight
Artist // Hobbyist // Varied
- Sweden
- Deviant for 12 years
- akkoma.xn--pikabl-0xa.se/creideiki
- He / Him
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I have no artistic skills whatsoever, so diving headfirst into the very artist-heavy Pony fandom has been an interesting experience. Fortunately, my technical skills allow me to contribute in some minor ways, and the ones which end up resembling art get uploaded here.
I do not do commissions or trades. If you want to see one of my plushies in reality, and maybe have a chance to buy one, meet me at a convention. Now that BUCK is no more, try NordicFuzzCon, ConFuzzled or Scotiacon. I've sometimes visited Eurofurence as well.
I do not do commissions or trades. If you want to see one of my plushies in reality, and maybe have a chance to buy one, meet me at a convention. Now that BUCK is no more, try NordicFuzzCon, ConFuzzled or Scotiacon. I've sometimes visited Eurofurence as well.
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Patreon's horse apples
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I used to consider Patreon as a shining example of micropayments done right. Aggregating payments monthly to minimise transaction fees was obviously the right thing to do to make micropayments workable in the current regulatory environment. It has allowed me to support around 25 creators with $1-2 monthly for several years.
In fact, let's do a roundup of those creators I support who are also Deviants. In no particular order, these people create entertainment of a high enough quality that I want to give them money even though most of what they do is available here for free:
~SilFoe (https://www.deviantart.com/silfoe) :iconinuhoshi-to-darkpen: :iconyakovlev-vad: :iconncmare
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The movie: A followup
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Fizzlepop Berrytwist is the most Pony thing I have ever heard.
Read this TVTropes article.
Look at this face:
Go see the movie.
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The movie
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My little pony: The movie is out, and people have started posting reviews. Apparently, it's quite good. Not that I get to know for myself. My local cinema monopoly refuses to believe it exists, and considering they are the same people who would only show Wall-E with dubbed dialogue (because animated films are by definition for kids too young to read subtitles) they'd probably mess it up anyway.
At least we'll get a DVD. In six months. yaaay.
When Legend of Everfree was released, I thought I would try to be like one of the kids these days and watch it on Netflix, since it was released on there at the same time as in cinemas. I got a free 30-
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Thanks for the watch~
Nice plushies 
Big Macintosh is cool. He is also easy to make, with his short single-coloured mane and tail
Making a plushie takes a bit of time and effort, but it's fun and the result is worth it. If you're new to plushie making, I strongly recommend you check out ValleyViolet's patterns, which are what I use (mostly). They have very detailed instructions that are easy for a beginner to follow and lots of sewing tips specific to plushie making.
Most people making plushies seems to be using minky fabric. I buy mine from Plush addict, mostly because they're in the UK, but I've also ordered from Fabric depot in the US in the past. I would recommend that you do not order from fabric.com - they mess up orders and have horrible customer service.
Good luck making your pony!
Making a plushie takes a bit of time and effort, but it's fun and the result is worth it. If you're new to plushie making, I strongly recommend you check out ValleyViolet's patterns, which are what I use (mostly). They have very detailed instructions that are easy for a beginner to follow and lots of sewing tips specific to plushie making.
Most people making plushies seems to be using minky fabric. I buy mine from Plush addict, mostly because they're in the UK, but I've also ordered from Fabric depot in the US in the past. I would recommend that you do not order from fabric.com - they mess up orders and have horrible customer service.
Good luck making your pony!
Welcome to 
! We are so super happy you're here!
! We are so super happy you're here!
I love your pony plushes! 
I'm surprised you don't have very many pageviews, they're great!
I'm surprised you don't have very many pageviews, they're great!Thank you!
But getting good results is easy when I have
's excellent patterns.
But getting good results is easy when I have
's excellent patterns.