Doug and I met Tony Swatton, blacksmith and owner of the
Sword and the Stone, at SDCC 2007; he visits our booth at
Big Wow Art every year - dressed in one of his company's designs. Whether a gladiator, buccaneer or Viking, he's a fun, interesting SDCC friend whose livelihood is designing and executing custom swords, weapons, armor, etc. for film production companies and special events.
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When he stopped by on Saturday, he suggested that I might enjoy wearing a costume. How about Wonderwoman? In fact, it was his company design that had been worn in an episode from
The Big Bang Theory, a popular CBS sitcom that premiered in September 2007.
I quickly said, "Yes!" So Sunday, the last day of the 5-day convention, I joined in the fun.
Thank you, Tony!
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(blog entries by Heidi Hutson)
1 comment:
A fine bearded gentleman!
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