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I would really like to know about what you guys do with your puppets and weather you build them or buy them and how long you've been doing it! I'm just really curious because some of you guys seem like you've been doing this kind of thing for centuries. I'm just basically starting out. I've been doing them for a year or so but i really don't got the body movements down yet. Like i said earlier i'm just wondering how long it took u to get it all down pat! Thanx for your answers. :excited:
 
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We design and build for ourselves and for others. We started in 1999. The best things you can do are read the Puppetry threads here, surf the net for builders and puppeteers, join a local puppeteers guild, and Puppeteers of America, and visit their sites. There is a world of information and help out there, good luck to you.

And, keep building! Find your own artistic muse as you go, and your own styles.

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