These are some pictures of a little pear I made out of polymer. She is holding a four leaf clover. There are more pictures of little polymer figures I’ve made here.
And some of them are for sale in the Angry Pear Etsy shop!
Another two stop motion clips featuring Violet and Angry Pear polymers. Both of these pears are available for purchase at the Angry Pear Etsy shop!
It’s been two years since I started drawing pears! Two years, and yet, I am not bored of it in the least. Thank you all for reading!
I’ve been messing around with making stop motion movies with the polymer pears (available for sale at the Angry Pear Etsy shop). I will be posting more soon!
It may be a bit difficult to see this pear’s signs. Her first sign says, “Happy Birthday to me!” Her second sign says, “Hope you got me lots of presents!”
The Februpeary sale is still going on at Angry Pear’s Etsy shop! When you enter the code FEBRUPEARY2012 at checkout, you’ll get free shipping worldwide on everything in the shop until the end of February. And there’s not just cards, there are also micro pears, mini comic books, and pins!
Thank you all for reading Angry Pear. In appreciation, I am offering FREE SHIPPING for everything in the Angry Pear Etsy shop! This offer only lasts through February and is only redeemable by using this coupon code at checkout.
Coupon: FEBRUPEARY2012
(Easy to remember).
Shop for all things pearish, including Stationpeary, pins, miniature pears, and comics!
Below is a sample of some of the items available. You can see more in the Stationpeary section of the top menu bar or at the Etsy shop!
This photo shoot was inspired by the extraordinary film Night of the Lepus, in which a plague of giant rabbits terrorize the American Southwest. If you haven’t seen it, I urge you to check it out.
“Ahhhhh!”
A Vampear!
“Ahhhh!”
Cold Pears in the snow:
“It’s freezing!”
Pear house:
They are very pleased to have their own rooms.
Some more polymer figures I’ve been working on. 
For Halloween:
They are made with glow in the dark clay.
“We’re rich!”
A few more polymer pears I’ve been working on.
These two get along better.
