A Signed Collectible, A Signed Memory
A hand-written signature / āautographā on a toy collectible always adds that extra depth (of āhistoryā or āemotionā?) to the visual aesthetic of a piece / item it already is/may be, at least to me. Do not doubt that "extra touch", as it is one of the very few "human connection(s)ā between the product's creator/maker/artist-originator, and the person who purchased/was-gifted/who-now-owns it, IMHO.
It could be purchase direct from - either in person or online - the originator of said piece, in a limited edition of ONE, to a 4 piece micro-run, to Twenty piece smiling in a row - whatever the creator decides to sign the piece, of course. I truly donāt mind having mine signed at the feet, even away from prying eyes, as THATās the memory of the āconnectionā Iād secretly adore and enjoy, between said creator/oiginator, and myself ā¦ no, not ācryā at all, thanks! LOL
It is different from a āmarkingā or product embed though, as I'd ānaivelyā like to think that the creator/person-who-signed-the-piece, is/was trying to say āThank You for your purchase and support, Signed ā¦ā
It does matter to me, if given the chance ā¦ does it to YOU?
Weigh in on the comments section, if you so please :)
Cheers and have a fab #toylife!
Andy TOYSREVIL
P/S#1: The above piece is a Popcon Asia Edition JACKALSTORM resin figurine made by TopzToy (from Thailand) and exclusive to SOTOY at Popcon Asia 2016!
P/S#2: And "NO", thisdoes not mean I want ALL of my collectibles to be signed! hahahahaha