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Gamers love presents, especially game-inspired art!
Having said that, the holidays are coming up fast, and if you know a gamer (you probably do since you’re reading my blog), then you’re probably thinking about the perfect gift for that gamer friend, family member or special someone in your life. How about a custom piece of delicious, pixelated art related to video games?
I guess I forgot to mention that I was taking a hiatus from beading for awhile, although some of you that follow more closely probably wondered why you haven’t seen anything from me in awhile. Regardless, I am now accepting commissions for bead sprites just in time for the holidays…actually, it’s rather early yet, but the sooner the better. No one likes last minute shopping, so you might as well get it out of the way now – plus, the closer it gets to December, the busier I’ll be with my album release and shopping for presents myself.
Small, Large, Layered, 3-D, framed, mounted – you name it, I can do it - and all for a very reasonable price. I can do a custom piece to fit your budget or interest, or if you see something on the Bead Sprites Page of my blog that you like, feel free to contact me about purchasing it.
I’ll leave you with this thought…
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[...] well known bead sprite crafting extraordinaire (also well accomplished musician) Doctor Octoroc has recently announced that he is back from hiatus and ready to start creating some more great custom bead sprites for the [...]
Pingback by Doctor Octoroc now taking Christmas time bead sprite commissions 10.23.09 @ 3:16 amInteresting, me and my buddy used to search for someone who would help us create some sprites for the “just for fun” games we made. We were so into it back then we were so willing to pay. Maybe I could avail of your services someday. 
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