Long legs, great balance, I love how the red shows up against the blue.
This green one has some of the widest eyes to date. Facing straight up, but looking to the left
so much of their mass is their head, gotta be a large, curious mind in there somewhere.
This purple one has their heart on their nose.
You might think this fairly brave of them, but it wasn't much their choice, they were simply born this way.
Facing upward, but looking down and to the right.
This critter was born with a Honda logo on the back of its head. A real company man...
Made from a dear friend's black hoodie, you can also see that in the drawstring whiskers.
Very unique stance and anatomy.
Big feet and ears for its generally small body. Looking left, leaning left... Living among well taken care of plants.
I hear they are living large on the top of a refrigerator these days. Adopted and safe.
This one is so happy that they almost seem crazed.
Made from a light wash denim. Clearly constantly looking forward to things. Very sturdy!!
This is a critter I am particularly fond of, because of the cloth they were cut from.
I had a beautiful tartan plaid shirt, with these reflective blue threads.
When it no longer fit me, it was added to a pile.
It had these special snap buttons. I used them to make this the first critter with the ability to furrow one or both brows.
When its eyes are wide, there are strips of the plaid clipped to the side of either ear.
They can be removed and re-attached to the forehead when one thinks the critter would be more comfortable emoting in a less giddy way.
The balance on this guy is poor, prone to falling on its back, recommended that it has something to lean on.
Wearing their heart on their face too. You might think this fairly brave of them, but it wasn't much their choice, they were simply born this way.
For christmas I made each sibling of mine a little bipedal guy.
I love my fam! Glad to give them some company, to have and to hold.
In order from youngest sibling to oldest, left to right. <3
When I started giving birth to the wide swath of biodiversity here,
I keep thinking "is this next one going to be like the ones I've made before?"
I try to surprise myself. This one has probably the most variety of fabric for fur. Tallest so far, but that could change.
A lot more flimsy than others that came after them. Very posable in whatever stance you want.
Vaguely ominous if you don't get to know them, but it's full of love and light for you !
Can't wait to meet you. Looking straight left.
I like to call this one Big Stepper.
they have some big steppers! This provides them adequete balance when having only the measely 2 feet.
They have this funny, natural, forward lean.
They are made of this beautiful brown fabric that has these almost rainbow threads when you look close enough. Doesn't show well in these here pictures.
I always thought this one was kind of ominous,
but I believe them to be misunderstood by my earliest judgements after knowing them long enough.
The many angles here show me a sweet critter, no doubt, almost shy. Eyes wide with anticipation.
This one is made of a suede brown fabric, soft.
