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cometdebris
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 Kaiju Kollision Mini Hedoran Copy Someone pointed this out to me. Though it was kind of funny.
It says in the description: "Painted in Koji Harmon style"
http://page18.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/w12809576
Just want to make it clear that I did not paint this and do not know this seller.
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rhinomilk
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HAHAHA
i wonder if it is the same seller as the mini kozik zag
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logang1
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Yikes....thanks for the info Koji...
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bansheebot
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Wow. Does it say I painted this in Koji style, or what? I'm just wondering if the seller is actually trying to pass it off as if you did it. If so, that's a pretty lame thing to do.
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Locomoco
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Someone should buy it, have you sign it, and then post it right back on YJA as a "Koji signed custom".
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cometdebris
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bansheebot wrote: Wow. Does it say I painted this in Koji style, or what? I'm just wondering if the seller is actually trying to pass it off as if you did it. If so, that's a pretty lame thing to do. It just says, painted in Koji Harmon style. He's not quite trying to sell a straight out fake. That's clear in the description.
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Locomoco
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Oh I know, but if you sign it, and just describe it as a "Koji signed custom" you aren't lying either. 
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Fig Belly
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bootleg koji.
That's so amazing.
You have your own bootleg now.
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Pogue
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you should just make a run of these now. problem solved.
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lulubell
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Now you know you've really made it this world when someone bites your style to sell something on ebay. What a weird world.
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Dean
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If Koji's Kaiju Kollision customs are typical of his style, this paint job doesn't come anywhere near that level of concept or execution. It looks like a half-baked attempt to emulate common production colorways. Maybe quarter-baked.
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cometdebris
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xoconostle wrote: If Koji's Kaiju Kollision customs are typical of his style, this paint job doesn't come anywhere near that level of concept or execution. It looks like a half-baked attempt to emulate common production colorways. Maybe quarter-baked. I really appreciate these words, and glad someone noticed. I try to use fades and gradation in my painting, and didn't quite see that in this copy figure.
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Locomoco
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cometdebris wrote: xoconostle wrote: If Koji's Kaiju Kollision customs are typical of his style, this paint job doesn't come anywhere near that level of concept or execution. It looks like a half-baked attempt to emulate common production colorways. Maybe quarter-baked. I really appreciate these words, and glad someone noticed. I try to use fades and gradation in my painting, and didn't quite see that in this copy figure. Oh don't worry, I don't think any of us saw that quality in this copy figure...
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