Hmmm... I'm thinking it's time to update my blog...  Haven't done that in so long... it's about time, eh?!

Before I do, I thought I would post "Where's The Prince?", a present that I made for one of my dear, sweet sister!  If I can find some of my WIP photos, I'll post them too!

Here's the shoe, a tape dispenser, finished!

 

 

Inspired Remnants Curious Dreams Online Tour

Check out Kerin Gale's online book tour featuring her exciting new book, Inspired Remnants Curious Dreams.  In this book, Kerin describes a wonderful modeling clay called Apoxy Sculpt by Aves Studios.  I have used this clay and it is incredible!
Until May 19th, Kerin and her friends will be sharing information about this interesting medium and giving away all sorts of fun things as she hosts an online book tour!  Check it out here for more information!
This picture is a turtle I made back in 2009 while attending a retreat with Marilyn Radzat in Hawaii. It is made using Apoxy Sculpt. The clay is quite versatile and unique!

I hope you'll check out Kerin's online book tour and try this exciting clay!  It is truly amazing!

ADO Blog Event: Wonderland

Art Dolls Only (ADO) is having their second annual Alice in Wonderland blog event.  Participants from all over the world are creating their own unique interpretation of a character from the cherished story.  My entry for the ADO Blog Event:Wonderland is Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum!  Well, I fell down the rabbit hole for sure with these little guys!

This is a bit of a different direction (artistically) for me! I usually work very realistically. Always wanting to try something new, I played around with some "found objects" scattered throughout the house! Their bodies are small bottle gourds, their faces are old buttons and their ears and beanies are sea shells. Their funny clothes were sculpted with Apoxy Sculpt and of course their limbs are from my stash of hardware! I hope you will enjoy the twins! :)