OK, OK, I am still stuck on this faces thing. With the vampire and my grandmother down, I was itching to do more. You can read about them here.
Now, I have these guys.
I used suntan Cernit and decorating chalks and then antiqued with Neo-opaque Brown my all time favorite antiquing medium.
Since I have to make jewelry, I thought why not put them in the copper findings I make.
This is what I usually do with them.
I love Dawn Schillers Oddfae in findings.
I would love to be as good as her, but I know that practice will make perfect or a least better and I am inspired by her work. Viktor is one of my favorite pieces and we did it together. I did not do the face.
I would love to be as good as her, but I know that practice will make perfect or a least better and I am inspired by her work. Viktor is one of my favorite pieces and we did it together. I did not do the face.
She helped me get back in to the sculpting thing after not doing any for a very long time. Her encouragement and gentle hand brought things back long buried.
That was at the last Sandy Camp, she did a couple of impromptu classes.
I enjoyed playing with the Cernit for sculpting more than any of the polymer clays I have ever worked with. It sort of just sculpted itself. I love the way it comes out after baking it.
This is what I did then.
I call him Snakeman and he is one of my all time favorite coneheads. LOL!! He is my only conehead.
Thank you Dawn! I am having so much fun!
