>>99056
People say that for the majority of history a career in art was that of destitution. Dunno how true it is, especially when the one example they always lead with is Van Gogh and then struggle to name any others. But, thrift stores are full of old oil paintings selling for peanuts, right? There must have been a lot of talented artists who just never hit it big (>inb4 this plushie campaign leads to the next Hitler).
Still, the art is good, the drawings get 100k views on xitter, the artist has a skeb account with a bunch of completed commissions etc.
>>99057
Maybe they could've cooperated with someone hosting a booth at a convention or something. Or step up the online shilling. Some of the successful campaigns later had owners sharing their acquisitions, may as well retweet some.
>she was the best imo, for fuzzy lady micro plush anyways., so damn cute.
Definitely one of the better ones, among the sea of chibi human vtubers or whoever those are. Could it be the hair that is the deal breaker here? In the artworks her ears blend into the hair seamlessly; on the plushie they are made of different materials with different colors, also leading the the back of the head lacking details.
Among their past campaigns pic related yeen and the Hornet stand out.
