Hi Everyone, I am back with my weekly updates. Pardon me for being a little late today. I had a little technical issue earlier on.

Today, I would like to share with you guys a little backstory on the production phase and also, the very first sample pull of ‘Chewthulhu’. I chose the ‘flesh/skin’ colorway so that we can see the details clearly.

Backstory - When Chewthulhu’s production mold was done up, I was told that there are 2 different types of ways to produce Chewthulhu, the traditional vinyl poured and pull method or the roto casting method. I chose the traditional way ultimately as I really wanted Chewthulhu to be a more traditional feel sofubi/soft vinyl toy. Partly also because I would like to do marbled colorway in the near future.

I chose Japan Grade Vinyl as the material for the pour and pull method. Chewthulhu has a total of 11 parts and he might look small, but he is actually 8 inches tall (about 20cm). Just nice to hold it around and bring it out for a photoshoot.

(Fun fact: If you know Mr. Takahiro Komuro /Tkomfactory/ TkomArt. He is about Tkom’s Gamaotoko size. I actually love Gamaotoko a lot and when I was first asked about the production size, I decided that it has to be the same size as Gamaotoko just so that they will be compatible for a photoshoot.)

I just can’t wait to have the chance to participate in the next toy convention just so that I can let you guys have a nice look and feel of Chewthulhu.

Below are some sample studio shoots I did for Chewthulhu. Will try an outdoor shoot the next time.

Updates: I will select 3 lucky winners for the Mini Giveaway soon. Thank you guys so much for joining this mini giveaway. MAJOR Giveaway coming soon! To show appreciation for the wonderful peeps who took their time to joined my mini giveaway, I have decided that they(14 of them) will have an x2 chance during the MAJOR Giveaway!!

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