Penguins of Love

A project in Richmond, VA by Brad Pearson
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100 Penguin marbles to spread some love in the world
Backers: 26
Average Pledge Per Backer: $138

Funded: $3,589 of $2,500
Dates: Jan 21st -> Mar 20th (60 days)
Project By: Brad Pearson
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Latest News

Almost done!

March 17th - via: kickstarter.com
Only a few days left t go.  Looks like it will be successful and I should get started on the project pretty soon.   With the volume of backers the project should be finished well before the estimated finish date.  Don’t forget to claim one if... (Read More)

Message for backers who selected the ring stand add on.

March 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
If you selected the ring stand. I can correct the shipping to add zero to the over all cost of the pledge if you all deselect it.  I am very sorry for the mix up.    Monday I should also here from the staff on how to correct it, if all pledged do... (Read More)

Shipping Fee Correction

March 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
The ring stand is adding another shipping fee to the order.  It is not supposed to and I can not make changes until there are no pledges selecting that option. I have sent an email to support to try and get it changed so that extras add zero t the... (Read More)

New Add-ons!! Multiple penguins now avaliable

March 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
I went back at the request of a backer and added multiple choices to every reward.  You can now go in and make your own happy couple or a family of large and small penguins together.  Hope some of you guys enjoy these new options.  (Read More)

Just added another small choice, A pair of penguins in love

February 27th - via: kickstarter.com
At the request of a backer I created a pair of mini penguins on an iceberg built for two.  Only 30 of these will be available in the options.   A perfect gift for the one you want to be stuck on an island with.  (Read More)

I just added a mini version of the Penguins

February 17th - via: kickstarter.com
A new smaller version is now available as a reward.  These smaller versions have all the love of the full sized editions in a 7/8" package .  (Read More)

Just a few shots of the process of making these little dudes

February 3rd - via: kickstarter.com
The glass is heated at a torch to form the base of the marble.   Dots of color are placed, melted in and manipulated on the surface to create the penguin face and heart.   Finally the glass is carefully rounded out to avoid smearing the design... (Read More)

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