Reverse: 1999: Sotheby Acrylic Block - That Inquisitive Dear Ver
Reverse: 1999: Sotheby Acrylic Block - That Inquisitive Dear Ver
Product details
Our favorite eccentric alchemist and the pride of the Sotheby family is here! This acrylic block features the gorgeous 'That Inquisitive Dear' Psychube illustration, capturing Sotheby in all her wide-eyed, experimental glory. If you've been relying on her 'concentrated' potions since the early game, this is the perfect tribute to our favorite little researcher.
Visual Highlights
The art style of Reverse: 1999 is already legendary for its painterly, vintage aesthetic, but seeing it on a 6mm thick acrylic block really brings it to life. The depth of the material makes the colors pop while maintaining that soft, textured feel of the original illustration. Sotheby’s inquisitive expression and her signature oversized hat are perfectly preserved in this premium collectible.
For Collectors
Part of the 'Shape of Self' series, this block is designed to look like a miniature work of art on your desk. It’s thick enough to stand on its own, making it a perfect companion for your workstation or a dedicated Arcanist shelf. It's not just a standee; it's a piece of the Storm's history.
- Product Type: Acrylic Block / Frame Keychain
- Character: Sotheby
- Series: Shape of Self (Psychube Illustration)
- Material: Acrylic, Metal
- Acrylic Block Size: Approx. 50 x 50 x 6mm
- Frame Keychain Size: Approx. 80 x 65mm
⚠️ Please remove the protective film on the surface before use. Keep away from direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent damage.
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