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Seymour with some minis
Published: 2008-04-16 23:29:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 39420; Favourites: 2330; Downloads: 393
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This is a big sucker, maybe 3.5-4 feet? More if you stretch him out.His jaw, lips, tongue, head, neck, tendrils, and roots are all independently articulated. He's got hand-cast plastic teeth, and an internal stomach, so you can mimic him "eating" things.
The little Seymours also have hand-sculpted, plastic mouths, and laser-cut details. I editioned and sold them. Might make some more one day..
EDIT: Just discovered two unsold Lil' Seymours! Drop me a line if you're interested!
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Where do I get one??? hehe it's pure awsumness
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damn! this plant would fit me perfectly... where can i find such cutie? ^^ great work! really great!
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this is so cute and well made!
good job! 
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FEEEEEEEED MEEE SEYMOUR!
This is BY FAR the coolest thing i've seen in a long time.
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wow that is amazing! I would definitely buy one if I could. How much do the cuties go for?
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There was some bidding for them when I did the first run.. I think the last few went for as much as 75 apiece! I was amazed..
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holy crap! You'll be rich in a snap! I seriously think you should start a buisness.
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It has a stomach!? Sweet!
I'm sorry, but I can think of nothing useful to say, so I will just say...
"FEEEEEEEED MEH, SEYMOUR!" ^_^
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That is just brilliant. I mean that is so darn cool. Is this a one plush only or will you be making them for sale?
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The big guy is a one-off. I plan on doing larger and larger versions, when I get more studio space..
The little buggers had a run of about fifty.. I still have all the plastic molds and everything, so if I ever found the time, I could probably start producing more batches.
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Two-ie! God, I love this: AWESOME POINTS all the way...
*goes to listen to Little Shop of Horrors Soundtrack*
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Oh my...this is amazing...i was actually part of this play...nice job!
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How much did you charge for them?
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Television: chewing gum for the eyes. ---Frank Lloyd Wright
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FEED ME SEYMOUR!
I love it! Brilliant detail *o*
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Just so you know, your sig made me lol
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You know what?
You are brilliant. Please make more of these and market them somehow, legally illegally somehow.
You're seriously some great inspiration.
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That's amazing work there. I love all the mouths, material looks like fleece? Looks way soft and huggable. XD
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That is, It must be said, truly awesome! Like I'm in are that someone could do that.
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The plant's name was Audrey 2, Seymour was the geeky guy that found the plant.
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Righty-right! But this is my own creation, an homage. I wanted him to reference Little Shop, without being directly connected to a licensed property.
Killer plants are public domain! Audrey 2 ain't..
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Cleverly said. Although names that are given to popular characters are commonly given to other people also, not to mention this is the internet... So in case you are worried, I don't think anybody would come after you with a gun to get their name back...
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Ah, not so much worried 
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true. Afterall, there was this old sci-fi film called "Day of the Triffids" which were giant plants that ate people an animals. When entering the atmostphere the seeds would shine so brightly, it'd blind everyone who looked out the window.
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Umm... I thought the plants were already on Earth, it was a meteor shower that caused people to become blind. The plants just took advantage of this. (although they had paralysingly stingers on top too). Gee it's been so long since I read the book. Never seen the film adaptation. Any good?
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I only saw a few minutes of it. my dad was showing me it when it was on Sci-fi. I'm pretty sure they came with the meteors. Afterall, these plants would've had to have been very intelligent to wait for something like that to happen and they got killed with Saltwater I believe.
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Ah, only in the film. 
In the book it's never explained where they come from and they don't get rid of them with saltwater at the end.
I suppose the film needed a 'happy ending'.
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Oh my! That's really cool!
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I just gotta say Oh em Gee. This really brings me back to Bill Murry in the dentist chair asking for no novicane...
Feed me Seymour! Feed me!
I absolutely love this!!
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The funny thing is, in the original movie made in the seventies, Jack Nicholson played that part. It was pretty funny. The original wasn't a musical, though, but it was Jack's first ever appearance in television.
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