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| On July 5th and 6th, the attendees of CONvergence had the chance to hang out in the Cthulhu Coffee room party and play with clay to their hearts' content. Have a look at some of the results!
Incidentally, I don't know who made most of these. If you have any information who created these small wonders, please drop me a line. I like to give credit where credit is due.
The photos below are in addition to the photos seen in the CONvergence convention report. The photos may take a short while to download. You may click on them to see larger versions.
Play-Doh is a trademark of Hasbro, Inc. |
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This tree is one of the most amazing things ever. The artist sat in our room for over an hour on Friday night making this fabulous critter, and I never did get his name. |
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A portrait in Play-Doh. |
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Artist Denise Garner fashioned the red face on this plate. |
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A miniature Play-Doh Pikachu invades our space. |
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Fargo re-enactment in clay? |
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The final museum. |
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Here's Terl. Remember Terl? Well, this is what we did to him, over the course of days.
Photos by Melissa Kaercher and Mark Meyer. |
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