Chelsea: I've decided to stick with my 3D idea for Kevin. His feather was made out of clay.
DV: This is a perfect use of the Vinylmation shape to draw Kevin. Is this the way you always pictured it, or were there a few different ideas before settling on this design?
Chelsea: This not the way I always pictured it. My original ideas was to draw it on both sides and show the beak in the front. However, after the initial sketch, I found it's not the best way to show him.
DV: I enjoy when artists don't just force a mirror image of the front onto back. The back of this figure is a beautiful depiction of the movie UP. Is it difficult to paint such a detailed image onto the Vinylmation canvas?
Chelsea: It's quite a challenge to put such a detailed image onto the vinyl. However, as always, I do love challenges. It really took me a while to finish such a high level of detail.
DV: After looking at the finished figure, is there anything you would do differently if making another?
Chelsea: The only part that I'm not quite satisfied about this one is the pink color on his tail. It's not the perfect pink I want. I want the pink to be lighter than this one.
DV: What is your favorite part of this figure?
Chelsea: I think my favorite part is I was able to blend the front side and back side. There's no clear cut of the front side and back side. It naturally transitions from front to back so it looks like a whole piece.
Chelsea: I am planing to make 3 of them. I'll keep one for myself for sure. (The others) will go on sale after the exclusive exhibit on Destination Vinylmation for the week. If anyone is interested in purchasing this figure before I put it up for sale, please email me at zhchelsea0513@gmail.com. I'll put it on Ebay afterwards. Thanks for the continuous support.
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