Emotikin World

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1. on March 23, 2010 at 1:55 am | Reply Karen

   Thanks for the big smile. Love the website! love the thoughts behind it. I’ve been play-challenged a lot in my life – and you’ve inspired me. I think i’ll take my little drawing assistant along with me on a few adventures, and see what we find together. i’ve no doubt i’ll see something new i’ve never seen before. Thanks for sharing youself -

   
   
2. on March 24, 2010 at 8:29 pm | Reply Marcie

   How fun is this? You are soooooooo creative. I always knew these emotikins were special, but you’ve connected the dots for me in understanding why through word and photographs–my favorite! I especially love the emotikins and traveling. Thanks for brightening my snowy day, and inspiring me to have more fun! Cheers!

   
   
   • on March 24, 2010 at 11:37 pm | Reply emotikinworld

     Thanks, Marcie! Your kundalini yoga class yesterday inspired ME!!! Can I do an emotikin photo shoot with you sometime soon (and your emotikin with her turban) in some good poses? Too bad the chanting won’t come thru by photo! xoxox

     
     
3. on April 8, 2011 at 11:45 pm | Reply Livi Ray

   Amazing. I was imagining a million things to do with Emotikins. I want a movie like Wallace and Gromit full of Emotikin people and pets and plants; a video of Advanced Emotiyoga; EmotiJulia with cooking tips for vegetarians; a whole series of children’s books about Harry Emotikin what it’s like being a magical stick figure at school; oh the possibilities are truly endless.

   Where can I buy one? Has Playskool picked this up yet?