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Spiral Horrors Kickstarter - Test Prints!
🕑 Added 2021-09-28 18:59:37 +0000 UTCReally excited to share these test prints with you all for my upcoming Kickstarter - launches on Friday! While this gallery doesn't show every available core model, this showcases the variety of models that you'll be able to pickup. Early birds in the first 48 hours will get a discount on pricing and an exclusive head variant for the Spiral Dragon (seen in these photos.)
This first look I'm publishing here first for you all to get a sneak peek, and I'll be sending out a link to this post to my email list later today. Please, please share with anyone you may know who is a fan of Junji Ito or just dark fantasy in general!
*Also, don't forget that you can pick up a free sample from this campaign here!
I'm working hard to get this launched as well as finish up the normal bundles for you all on Patreon next month, so stay tuned for lots of exciting updates :)
-Kent
PS- These were shot by my friend Roberto!
Comments
Ah thanks for this, I forgot to clarify - I am gonna give all active Patreon merchants the ability to sell these through the end of 2022 as an extra benefit for the Patreon support :)
Dave Castle
So I just backed the Kickstarter, and I see that you have merchant pledges. But I wanted to ask - if I am pledged as a merchant here am I allowed to sell the prints from the KS as well, or do I need to back that as a merchant too? They look awesome, can't wait to get my hands on them!
Form2 borrowed from a friend! Which is a really nice machine, but very expensive and very slow. The Spiral Dragon has already been presupported by Atlas, so his supports removed super cleanly and easily. The others I can quickly support in PreForm (and I don't have time to do my own supports in Lychee right now) so I can get good prints quickly, but there are a couple of blemishes on cleanup. They're still very good for tabletop play, but if I were entering a painting comp I'd spend more time on supports / use Atlas's files :)
midas
so, what printer do you use for these?
