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Created by [[James Jarvis]] and produced by [[Amos Toys]]. The figure stands 6" tall and was first released June 2008. | Created by [[James Jarvis]] and produced by [[Amos Toys]]. The figure stands 6" tall and was first released June 2008. | ||
| − | ''The Bird God figure is interesting because the initial inspiration for the toy came directly from a drawing, rather than emerging as an idea that is then shaped and refined by the drawing process. The character that became Bird God had been lurking in the background of my drawings for several years without ever exactly defining itself as a character. In the process of compiling my book, Selected Drawings, I noticed just how omnipresent he had become in my work.'' | + | '''The Bird God figure is interesting because the initial inspiration for the toy came directly from a drawing, rather than emerging as an idea that is then shaped and refined by the drawing process. The character that became Bird God had been lurking in the background of my drawings for several years without ever exactly defining itself as a character. In the process of compiling my book, Selected Drawings, I noticed just how omnipresent he had become in my work.''' |
== Editions == | == Editions == | ||
