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Jim Rowell (February 27, 2007)

Painter Jim Rowell posted nine photos of the paint master for the Tigerlily bust:

David Mack & Clayburn Moore (January 31, 2007)

David Mack and Clayburn Moore have kindly shared the following advertisement for the upcoming Tigerlily bust, which will retail for $49.95 and is scheduled to be released in July 2007:

Clayburn Moore (December 29, 2006)

Five photos of the Tigerlily bust with its final colors were posted to CSMooreStudio.com.

Clayburn Moore and David Mack (November 6, 2006)

Sculptor Clayburn Moore and David Mack have kindly shared the following work-in-progress photos of the upcoming Tigerlily bust:

David Mack (September 29, 2006)

David Mack has kindly shared six work-in-progress photos of Clayburn Moore's upcoming Tigerlily bust: 99 kb 838 kb 112 kb 881 kb 120 kb 897 kb 106 kb 855 b 107 kb 881 kb 99 kb 899 kb

David Mack (September 22, 2006)

David Mack has kindly shared five in-progress photos of Clayburn Moore's upcoming Tigerlily bust: 103 kb 870 kb 133 kb 925 kb 99 kb 836 kb 99 kb 836 kb 99 kb 836 kb

David Mack (August 24, 2006)

Thanks to David Mack forwarding photos of the upcoming Tigerlily bust, which is being sculpted by Clayburn Moore.

David Mack (February 4, 2005)
	I talked to Clay Moore today, and [the Kabuki statue] is progressing nicely. And the rest of the Noh Agents busts are on his schedule as well.

David Mack (June 23, 2004)

Scarab was first, and then we planed a larger scale for them. You can see all of the eight designs for the new ones in Reflections #4. It shows my sketches for a set of all 8 busts including a new Scarab that would probably be released after the other ones IF there is still a demand for it. Either Butoh, Tigerlily, or Ice would be released next as a bust. That will pretty much depend on fan reaction to which one they want first.