<em>Oh Snap</em>. Look what I just ordered. Or Perhaps I should say <strong>Oh Pop</strong>.

And by the little custom graphic I put together, I'm assuming you'll be able to guess just what I'll be attempting...

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As if I didn't have enough projects to tackle as is... I've suddenly developed a craving to create custom <em>Funko Pops</em> of the cast of my comic-to-be, <strong>"I Thought It Would Be Zombies..."</strong>

Although I've seen <em>Funko Pops</em> literally everywhere, I've only recently begun to learn more about the vast world that has evolved around them. Much of that has come from some enthusiasts on <em>Steemit</em>, and it was followed up heavily by visiting @blewitt's shop <a href="https://conquest-comics.myshopify.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><strong>Conquest Comics</strong></a> which has a massive stock of <em>Pops</em>, a <em>Funko Pop</em> claw machine, and has sold some of the rarest and most expensive <em>Pops</em> in existence! What just pushed me over the edge was seeing some posts by @cutthruyou like <a href="https://steemit.com/art/@cutthruyou/lady-death" target="_blank" rel="noopener">this one, </a>featuring his work creating custom <em>Funko Pop</em> figures of comic characters such as <em>Evil Ernie</em> and <em>Lady Death!</em> I honestly didn't even know <em>Funko</em> sold "DIY" figures... but here they are and I'm excited!

This first set will be just for me... but if they go well perhaps I'll make more! I imagine these would make great sales pieces at comic conventions, or perhaps a fun reward tier item for my <a href="https://fundition.io/#!/@bryan-imhoff/fzjpdacz9" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><strong>Fundition</strong> crowdfunding campaign</a>! Naturally they would be quite limited due to the hand crafted nature of each piece.

When these pieces arrive and I finally tackle them, I'll be sure to share some process and the finished pieces! I hope some of you <em>Funatics</em> out there may get a kick out of it. I'm pretty sure I will.

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<h2>-Bryan "the Imp" Imhoff</h2> <br /><center><hr/><em>Posted from my blog with <a href='https://wordpress.org/plugins/steempress/'>SteemPress</a> : https://bryanimhoff.com/2018/08/28/time-to-get-poppin-funko-style/ </em><hr/></center>