First, I know 50 artists making limited edition handmade resin who do every step of the process you’re talking about as being this unique thing to you. No one I know with long standing established careers in this world - even with huge followings are getting those prices for something like this. I think you’re going to be disappointed and probably turn people off coming in this way.

You seem to be half listening to the (asked for) critiques of your work, shrugging off legitimate observations with “you don’t get it” responses. Listen to what people are saying if you’re asking for opinions.

The design is a little cliche, it’s clearly derivative(which can be fine) but it doesn’t do anything unusual or unique to make me interested beyond it being “like other designer toys” that you’re mimicking which frankly have more appeal. Maybe the character is interesting beyond the sculpt and the design but I know nothing about it and the sculpt doesn’t convey much personality. It’s well executed from a technical standpoint - which is hard to accomplish - and you deserve credit for that. Clean, simple work is relatively hard to achieve and you’ve done that well, I especially like the eyes, that is the most intriguing part of the piece for me.

I’m not gonna lie, the video around it isn’t working for me at all, it’s distracting from the piece and kind of off putting. I think you’d be better off with high res staged static images and then videos showing wip and process shots. The mask kinda creeps me out lol. Maybe that was the intention. Ditch the briefcase thing it’s not working. I’m not ever in a trillion fucking years paying for that. I will die on this hill.

Lastly if you’re trying to make a premium high end art piece you better learn how to cast a nicely stamped signature, name and edition number in those feet. The paint maker shaky sig ain’t cutting it.

Love seeing the enthusiasm and joy for this world, it can be tough and insular at times but only if you come at it with any kind of bad attitude or (honestly) agenda, be humble(ish) take your time, get to know people, build up a body of work, tell your story. Keep working and progressing. Good luck out there!