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[2005-10-31 01:59:21 +0000 UTC]
"Harrison Krix"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 39; Deviations: 58; Watchers: 311
Watching: 25; Pageviews: 11523; Comments Made: 26; Friends: 25
# About me
I make my living building props and replicas from video games and sci-fi culture.It took me almost a decade to post anything.
# Comments
Comments: 23
Thought [if you still maintain this page]: If I wanted to make a prop with interchangeable pieces, e.g. same blade for a sword with a switchable hilt, how could I go about molding that? Or would I just have to go and create a new sword for this example?
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So good to finally find you on DA.
You and many others have been a massive inspiration for me to create props, I try to make my models as close to your quality but with much cheaper materials, because, college is hard yo'.
I wish to pursue this as a career and I am hoping to get into a set design course.
If you have any spare to to check messages, could you perhaps look at my completed props to see what I mean? If not I'm okay with it.
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Thank you for your help and tutorials over the years. Long time follower of your work.
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Thanks for reading them! I always worry that I put all that work into writing them and people just skim for two seconds before moving on, hah
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And there are people, who appreciate the work and study it
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They offer a lot of great tips and insight. Pictures speak a thousand words as they say. Even when you add in the mistakes that were made, it helps us all from making the same mistakes. I and others have watched your work improve and you grow as an artist. And along side you the community improves.
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Great, I am not too good keeping track on facebook, glad to hear you plan to use this more often!
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Same for me. Had an DA, never posted. Just started this one with a new name, and new new gig. Best of luck to both of us.
Love your work, built my AER-9 using your plans. The prop replica thing is new for me, 20 years have been spent in theater sets and props. But now this is for me.
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As soon as I read that you were on DeviantArt I added you to my watch list as fast as possible! ;^; I love your work! look forward to seeing more int he future! <3
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This great to see youve got a Devianart account, been following you on Facebook but this is a much better format, to do anything, cannot wait to view more of your creations.
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welcome back to deviantart 
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Welcome! (back) Glad you're giving this a go. One great thing about DA is that it doesnt compromise quality. Plus, organized functioning galleries are always a plus. ; )
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Thank you so so much for coming back to deviantart!Β I've been following your work on FB for a while, and as a fellow FB page user I can personally empathize with how awful it is to have your content buried.Β I love your work and I always learn so much for my own projects, so I can't wait to see what you bring to your deviantart
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Welcome to DA! 
Anyways, thanks for giving this a go. I'm always looking to learn more, and hoping to see much of your work here.
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U suk..................... At being non public with awesome projects so I'm watching you, you should watch me back to bump my ego a bit
*obviously not bribing* oh. Wait. Got to wait a decade forgot
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Wow, I didn't even know you had a dA. Β Thank you for the watch!
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Hey Harrison, I see you have a Deviantart account... does that mean you will now be making keyblades, Buster Swords, and start drawing Sonic character style fanart? (joke)
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I've had the account for 9 years, hasn't happened yet
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I noticed that right after I commented. haha. You're dropping the ball man!
It's actually ironic I'm saying this, as I have made some keyblades myself.... But I'm fully aware of the mentality towards typical people who make keyblades. I have seen your april fools site after all.
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