It looks like Costco is plannong on carrying art sets for those of you who prefer traditional media over Photoshop and Illustrator. These were found in the "Costco Connection" magazine, with a release date of early November.
Check out after the break for closer images of both the cases themselves, and the text that goes with them.
Thanks to "Friendship Filly" for the information!
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YES!!!
ReplyDelete*planning
ReplyDeletehmm, But I wonder how much, er, cheap it'll be...
ReplyDeleteYou derped the spelling, Seth....
ReplyDelete@Nymo knowing Costco, not that much, actually.....
ReplyDeleteI want a sticker book...
ReplyDeleteso i can apply more, and better stickers to the edge of my monitor.
But I don't have a Costco...
ReplyDelete~yay~
ReplyDeleteooo i wonder if it will be in before my b-day..YAY
ReplyDeleteBUY ALL PONIES AT COSTCO
ReplyDeleteNeat, but I don't live within an hour of any Costcos :\
ReplyDeleteI BUCKING LOVE COSTCO!
ReplyDeletewhy is there a little girl on the costco thing it should be an epic brony on there
ReplyDeleteYay Costco! Boo Plannong!
ReplyDeletetrue dat
ReplyDelete@Renegade
,true dat
I... don't even know if I've -been- to a Costco's. lol Plus since the set if of course meant for young girls, it's not likely to have much of anything for the more serious artists. Still, another fun little pony-related thing to buy if you'd like.
ReplyDeleteWay to favor costly proprietary tools, Seth. Some of us don't cave to corporate evil, and instead use GIMP and Inkscape.
ReplyDeleteShut up and take my money!
ReplyDeleteI love art sets!
ReplyDeleteFor those of you who have seen Idiocracy:
ReplyDeleteSnails: Welcome to Costco. I love you.
Define: plannong?
ReplyDeleteCostco. He,he,he...Foreign super market names are funny.
ReplyDelete@busparkingonly
ReplyDeleteBut crayons are open source. See? Here's how to make your own. :)
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If only I could draw :(
ReplyDeleteIs it bad that the first thing my eye went to was the copy of the Son of Neptune?
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