Showing posts with label sesame street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sesame street. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 26, 2008

From the Vault #11: Remember, BBBBBB Yourself

So last week I showed you the 3-D turnaround of the Letter A for the almost was Sesame Street action figure line. You didn't think I was going to leave you hanging with just one letter did you? Of course not! Shown here is the Letter B rendering from March of 2005. This little guy was originally planned to be packed in with the Two-Headed Monster... makes sense right? "B" being the second letter of the alphabet and all. I have the actual prototypes around in the house that I should probably take a picture of to show you the physical figure. Check back later and it should be added by the evening hours.

Friday, November 14, 2008

Today's Blog is Sponsored by the Letter A



This is technically an episode from "From the Vault," but personally for me, it's too cool. Back in 2005, the now defunct Palisades Toys contacted me about making some 3-D turnaround renders of the Sesame Street letters. These action figures would be geared more for adults, or really, really nostalgic kids. This was one line I was really excited to get into. I kind of started with the Muppet line at the tail end of the madness, missing out on a lot of key figures. With the Sesame Street line I was pretty much guaranteed to be working with characters like Cookie Monster, Ernie, Bert, etc... The Letter A was slated to be packaged with Guy Smiley (I think). In the end, only one Sesame Street character saw the light of day and that was Super Grover. The rest of Series 1 made it into production and got to the final stages before Palisades turned out the lights. Ah, what could've been!