Re: Fozzie prototype is finished Posted by Monkey on Jun 24, 2011
looks great, but can he tell a bad joke?Re: Fozzie prototype is finished Posted by Hana on Jun 25, 2011
Hi Jackofspade.. I'm new here and can't seem to find a background on why you're building already known characters? What do you use them for? Are you on commission by the owners? I've looked about trying to find out.. I've seen your magician's site.. but can't work it out! GREAT homage.. but with such obvious building talent I'm wondering why you aren't doing your own characters..I'm curious? (And please understand not trying to be rude!) Perhaps they are yours.. and you are part of Team Henson.. if so.. ello..it's an honour... I'm...we're ALL massive fans! 

Re: Fozzie prototype is finished Posted by Na on Jun 25, 2011
Hana, people generally make muppets/Sesame St characters for fun or as a way to develop their skills by learning from the 'master'. There is controversy over whether or not this is actually legal, since by definition it breaks copyright; more often than not replicas as a 'hobby' and not for profit are deemed to be ok (or at least not actively pursued by the copyright owners) The above will hopefully explain a bit about replicas - you certainly won't find legal replicas of the actual puppets for sale (unless you count poseable toys or people who get sued by Disney for doing it).
I could be wrong, but also most people who do post pics of replicas they've made are not working for Henson, mainly because their work would be owned by Disney and I'm sure they would have policies about sharing that stuff.
I could be wrong, but also most people who do post pics of replicas they've made are not working for Henson, mainly because their work would be owned by Disney and I'm sure they would have policies about sharing that stuff.
Re: Fozzie prototype is finished Posted by Hana on Jun 25, 2011
Oh right! Honing one's skills? Fair enough.. and rather impressive! Forgive me.. I was the kid in school that asked the questions! 

Re: Fozzie prototype is finished Posted by Billy D. Fuller on Jun 25, 2011
Posted by: Hana on Jun 25, 2011
Oh right! Honing one's skills? Fair enough.. and rather impressive! Forgive me.. I was the kid in school that asked the questions!
You only learn by asking questions.................... I'm glad Na could answer it for you.
Re: Fozzie prototype is finished Posted by johian on Jun 25, 2011
great job!!!
Johan
Johan
Re: Fozzie prototype is finished Posted by Na on Jun 25, 2011
Posted by: Hana on Jun 25, 2011
Oh right! Honing one's skills? Fair enough.. and rather impressive! Forgive me.. I was the kid in school that asked the questions!
No probs - the great thing about this site is that questions are welcomed, and answers are happily given! Only way to learn is to ask
Re: Fozzie prototype is finished Posted by Jackofspade on Jun 26, 2011
Yeah I just do it as a fan, for fun. Its like starwars fans when they go to the movies dressed up in costumes. I have made a bunch of my own puppets too. they are defiantly inspired my the muppets and have a muppet look to them.
~Adam
~Adam
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