#prototypes

[dimitris-workshop]

I guess I'll upload this separately for archival purposes. Based off of @/thegroveofgreatgods video here

[kirawrart]

BkDk Inktober Day 22 (2023) - "In Another Life" Prototype AU, Yamikumo & Gougou! \o/ I've been dying to draw them 🥰 💕

[lunaristar7355]

can't get the colors right -😞

Also, some old sketches

[diirkss]

the two of them

[nickpeppermint]

Here's Lucas and Claus from all development evolution stages!

Earliest N64DD prototypes (1996) and N64 (1997-2000)

Shinichi Kameoka GBA concept (2002) and final game version (2006)

[heckyeahponyscans]

A prototype of unreleased G5 My Little Pony "Scout Kindheart" who was going to be a tie-in with the Girl Scouts!

Although this pony was unreleased on the mass market, someone on the My Little Pony Trading Post found a bunch of them for sale in Vietnam (which is where MLPs are currently made) and has been selling them at a very reasonable price (and sending little goodies with the packages, too)!

[shelandsorcery]

my thermal label printer has successfully printed on continuous rolls of paper, unlocking a whole new world of zine formats!

i can also print a vertically continuous flow of text, but that's a nightmare reading experience at any real length. but maybe a great webtoon print format?

[strangledwires]

Within the model files, I found a version of the room that is closer to the trailer one (although still not exact!) This one has the old racks!

I also notice there's some humorous text on the boxes: GET SOME FUCKING CLOTHES.

Plus, the room where Jayde sits and blows bubblegum.

There are still some differences between these two versions. The trailer has different walls, windows, no text on the bottles, the boxes with profanity aren't present, and the mirror & CD rack that's still missing -- along with the racks rearranged. But I still find it interesting that this room still exists within the game's files!

[archerinventive]

Celebrating this Faire Friday with new one-off designs and prototypes.

https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArcherInventive

Now in the shop while supplies last.

[yanchamisc]

Unproduced pony wear.

Source: Unknown ebay auction circa 2019

[kommandonuovidiavoli]

Some prototype pics I found while cleaning some files! Enjoy!

Prototype Teen Sector V

Prototype Penny (yes, she was blonde)

Prototype Sector V 2.0 (I cut the two sisters after Penny because they never worked for me)

Prototype Wally and Nega Wally

Bonus!

Prototype adult Wally and Joey

Prototype Sector Ʌ comic.

That's all for now!

[dimitris-workshop]

Spek! Testing out a new watermark.

[sirladysketch]

Came across my Sleepytime Soriku plush prototypes over the weekend!

I made these guys before I had my embroidery machine, so everything was handmade/done on the sewing machine. It's cool to see how far I've come in plush building over the past few years!

I'm currently trying to downsize my collection, so I appreciate any reblogs/shares to help me find them a good home. :)

UPDATE: They have been sold! Thank you, guys!

[grrl-beetle]

Alva Noto - Prototypes

[sw5w]

Prototype Star Wars Episode I Battle Bags (Part 1)

The Episode I Battle Bag toy line was created in 1999 and featured four packs of small creatures in a blind bag covered in "ooze".

Two Packs of Sea Creatures

• Angel Fish (aka the "mee" scalefish) • Trigger (aka the "laa" scalefish) • Soe (aka the "see" scalefish) • Opee Sea Killer

• Faa • Sando Aqua Monster • Colo Claw Fish • Grouper (aka the "tee" scalefish)

Two Packs of Swamp Creatures

• Mott • Ikopi • Falumpaset • Kaadu

• Nuna • Shaak • Pikobis (should have been singular "pikobi") • Fambaa

Photos from RebelScum.com

Only this first wave was produced, but a Wave 2 was in the prototype stages, which would have featured several podracers and droids seen around Mos Espa in The Phantom Menace. I found these unproduced Episode I Battle Bag prototypes on the Prototype Archives website.

The first droid we could have gotten would have been is the unidentified WEL-series welding droid seen in Watto's junkyard (seen at 00:33:41 in Episode I).

This droid is also shown here in this behind the scenes shot with Jake Lloyd as Anakin.

This barrel-shaped droid is an RMS droid, first identified in the (unfortunately now deleted) Star Wars By the Numbers video "Every Droid in Star Wars".

It appeared inside Watto's shop to the right of the doorway at 00:32:13.

The third droid is an unnamed model which looks somewhat similar to a larger Otoga-222 maintenance droid. One was seen in the back of Watto's shop at 00:32:24 beside a dilapidated protocol droid.

The fourth droid is the GNK power droids we see in several scenes, including two in Watto's shop beside the previous unnamed droid model.

Next we would have gotten one of Darth Maul's DRK-1 Dark Eye probe droids, which were already released with Darth Maul's Sith Speeder set.

Tumblr only allows 30 images per post, so you can read the second half here.