Dec 3, 2008

More amazing unconventional fanart!!!

Most fan art out there are either drawings or fan fiction, I myself draw a lot of SM, but it's always a lot of fun to come across different types of fanart like the crocheted plushies or the Worry Dolls.

Today, I came across bead work. Sumiyoshi makes bead work and fashions them into images inspired by classic 2D video games. It's practically the same as pixel-art!! It's really hard to make a figure that is recognizable with limited amount of beads and colors :O!!!!!!!








Not much info on Sumiyoshi though. I only found a small but cute gallery.

7 Moon Halations:

ochibawolf December 3, 2008 11:36 AM  

This is a great find! I love these! I wonder if she ever sells them? I'm sure she could make a little money ^_^ Ahh the Moon one is just to die for! *beady eyes*

xMeimi December 3, 2008 11:51 AM  

I do pixel art :O I wonder if I could take this up as a new hobby. . .

~CyCyN~ December 3, 2008 2:29 PM  

Ok. I'll get your both names right this time xD

Brooke: I'm sure many moonies (aka you and me XD) would buy them, but unfortunately it seems she hasn't worked on them lately, since 2004 apparently :/


Kaylie: You should try it!! I would be all over that! HAHAHaa... xD

Sakky December 3, 2008 4:14 PM  

wow what a totally cool idea :D

You guys know those iron plastic toys that kids use to make coasters and stuff? You could totally make these with that stuff. *schemes about going to ACMoore this weekend*

~CyCyN~ December 3, 2008 10:43 PM  

Sakky: OMG YES!!! Why didn't I think of that!?


>>....seriously... why didn't I??

Oh well, Cya at ACMoo-no wait there is no ACMoore here... only Michael's XDDD

Dominique December 5, 2008 8:22 PM  

I want the Mercury one! I love unique fanart/crafts in the fandom; we really are a special bunch!

~CyCyN~ December 7, 2008 12:16 PM  

Dominique: I agree!!! Unique fanart is hard to find but great to look at. Anime + crafts is a weird fusion but a lot of fun! :p

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