Commercialgasm-Crayola Story Studio


Well hello, Gasmii.

Are you looking for that perfect gift to give a child that you just don’t really care about?

Perhaps you are afflicted with a whiny niece or a spoiled grandson. Maybe you have to buy that obligatory present for the obnoxious brat who always gets your kid a present. Or maybe, you just don’t feel like there are enough presents under the tree for your kids and need a few throw away fillers.

Well look no further, because Crayola has found the solution for you!

Introducing the Crayola Story Studio!

Girl with sign

Here is a product which allows children to turn themselves into a cartoon character and insert their annoying asses into what was previously a perfectly good story.

First your kid will have the computer do a face analysis to formulate his/her cartoon self.

Compare kids and cartoons Yeah, ok… we’re still working on the technology.

Then your kid will decide what to wear. Please note any anatomical anomalies are identical to the scanning of your delightful little one and are not an inherit flaw in our product.

Anatomicaly hilarious boy Nice neck.

We’re still working on the design aspects, so there isn’t that much flexibility in the choices your superhero child can have.

equipment change boy It’s kind of like digital paper dolls.

Also please be sure to take note of the highly visible disclaimers on our commercial.

Product does not animate


Once your child has chosen their cartoon self, they are inserted into the story.

Girl in background cartoon Actually this probably isn’t going to fly.

In a world where every kid gets a trophy for showing up to the soccer game, putting a child’s cartoon self in the background of the fairy tale is probably going to result in screaming tantrums.

Tell you what, you guys buy this product now and we’ll work on a better version to release next year – something like Cinderella will continue to sweep out the ashes while your little precious is the one that goes to the ball.

So once your prodigy has been weaved into the story, you print out the story (on our special paper provided). Then your child gets to color you brilliant new creation.

Coloring in spiderman

It won’t be professional looking unless you use our markers (provided in the box), but as you know, they won’t exactly cover evenly. After your darling has finished coloring his/her masterpiece, they can color the glossy cover we also create for you.

Girl on cover of book It’s not our fault if your colors aren’t as vibrant as ours.

And voila! There you have it, your very own child starring in a fairytale storybook. You can read them with your little bundle of joy for hours and hours.

Storybook products All of this is included!

We’ll provide the binders for three actual books, but we’ll give you 6 glossy covers and 30 sheets of our special printing paper, so you can average a few more if you can distract your kids long enough to toss the stupid ones.

Don’t believe in the quality of our product? Check out these reviews on our own website.

Reviews

Looks good, right?


Perhaps it would help to know that the 1 & 3 star ratings are for this product. All the 5 star ratings have erroneously been included in this product link but are actually for something called Kaskey Kids Hockey Guys.

Well, there you have it. The Crayola Story Studio – be sure to buy all three and torture as many unsuspecting moms as possible.

Happy Holidays!


Luscious
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Luscious just got back from a one year backpacking trip around the world with her husband (TVgasm fill-in specialist, The Professor). She spends her days writing, knitting and sewing. She's only good at one of those hobbies, not saying which.  Her secret dream is to write romance novels and have critics say her brilliance is wasted on such a pointless genre. Also, she'd like to create a pair of pajamas for her niece where the sleeves actually work.

2 Comments

  1. 1
    CattyFan cattyfan
    Posted November 26, 2011 at 11:27 am

    Also stupid…the Crayola crayon recycler thing, wherein you melt down your crayon scraps and pour them into molds…resulting in a bunch of crayons over which the user has no control over the colors, and all the crayons basically come out the same.

    Yup…the crayons are all equal. It’s outcome-based coloring.

  2. 2
    sarcasatire sarcasatire
    Posted November 26, 2011 at 4:44 pm

    I’m curious to see what the scanner does with my daughter’s afro puffs. Will she get a drawing of herself wearing cornrows or will the system shut down and leave me with a blue screen that reads, “DOES NOT COMPUTE?”

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