>X3 so much awesome.

This is absolutely adorable! My bf is playing minecraft right now as I type this! XD

Fantastic job!

my god that must of been painstaking.

Getting constantly tackled by him? Yes

OMG he is so cute ^^ you did an awesome job

I remember the pic, with someone destroying a Creeper's sandcastle, while yelling "Now you know how it feels!" The creeper was crying.

This is honestly one of the most impressive pieces of artwork I've ever seen. I mean, really. Completely blows me away. Those little squares are IMMACULATE! I really have never been satisfied with any sort of 3D renderings of Creepers before; they always looked lumpy and gross. But yours...it's flawless. I LOVE THIS! Your hands are magic. ;-; You deserve more recognition for this.

A walking green penis....

This ... is ... win.

This is brilliant! can I ask? what fabric did you use? it looks very cuddly!

Minky :) All my plush are made from it.

Aha! I see

How do you find that fabric when using a sewing machine?

I like it- but it really takes some time to get use to the fact that it likes to shift and stretch. When I first started I was pinning like every inch, both in the cutting stage and sewing stage, so that things did not get off. But other then that it's great stuff! Doesn't unravel at the edges either and quite strong (I made a beanbag chair with scraps!) So soft mmmmm ^____^ and easy to care for. But it's pricy, not as pricy as good fur, but it's not felt or fleece either!

if i saw that in my yard, i probably run. top right pic with him hiding behind the tree is actually creepy. very neat creation though!

Dear christ, I want that plush. If I had the money to throw at you, I totally would. In a HEARTBEAT. o3o Creepers gonna creep, HOYEAH.

Seriously, awesome work. I applaud you. This guy should win a prize or something, IDK...have you posted him on the minecraft forums? C:

Well, if you ever want- we can work out payment plans ;D or you could just look into one of the heads I make. :3

Either way, thank you much. I myself have not posted him on the forums, and I have not heard if anyone else has. I would love to make one for Notch and give it to him if he wanted, but shipping could kill me, and I can't make it to the convention :T so we shal see. I plan on upgrading this guy too, by getting a doll joint and put in a rotation point so the head can move :3

Oh god, you tempt me so much...I do want him, badly. I need to talk to my other half though - 350.00 constitutes a "major purchase" with me out of work due to a work related back injury (and having to practically sic an army of creepers on them to get ANYTHING done for the last 2.5 years....>F I WOULD CREEPER THEM SO HARD).

What sort of payment plan(s) were you thinking? I am totally serious about getting him....and I can often sell artwork (I can still sketch flat on my back!) I'd love to see if we could work something out. o3o oh man, doll joooointed - that would be awesome. Maybe a wire armature would work better than a doll joint for articulation? If you do stick with a doll joint, I totally recommend you couch it (the joint) in a .25 or .5 cm silicon/rubber disk to help smooth out the movement and keep the joint from wearing down too quickly.

If the above statement is odd, I can explain: I own several ABJDs (Selling them slowly over time, bleh) and have done a lot of 'customizations' of ball jointed dolls (asian or otherwise). :D

I'm going to note you after a bit with details and we can talk about this all in detail and what works for you :D

I look forward to it! As a note, my schedule is a bit off, so I may take a day or so to get back to you - rest assured, I will get back to you~ :D

I know this probably wouldn't be good for your sales but did you happen to upload a sheet or instructions on how to make him? Just asking T///T Minecraft forever! >w<

Lol, no I don't have instructions, but really; it's pretty damn easy to figure out. All graphics in Minecraft are based on a 8 bit system. Blocks are 8 'pixels' widexhighxdepth. So really, if you wanted to make a plush, just look at the pixel count and define what you want the pixel's size to be. For cubie, I wanted each pixel to be 1" finished, finished size should be around 8"wide and how ever many tall, and so each square I cut was 1.5" cause I have to think about seam allowances.
In all, the hardest part of making a creeper plush is the face, everything else was just random if you want to go as far as do each pixel.
If you wanted to just do a simple version with just a solid colored piece of fabric, all you have to do is figure the finished size you want, and to all pieces you cut out you add a seam allowance.
There is the secret to my creeper ;)

Hmm yeah I figured owo A person with basic naulage in maths can do this haha. Just two more stupid questions what did you put in it and that fabric is soft right? My mum's got this Ossa machine at home perhaps it's time I learn how to use it XDDD

Minky is SUPER soft, but can be a little tricky to work with if you aren't use to it or sewing, it's also expensive. And I used some good foam used for upholstery and this sort of craft to stuff him so he would keep his 'blocky' shape XD But that takes some math and popper cutting tools to make a good fit.

I wish you luck and be sure to show me what you make! :D