Hello You!!*smiles*
I am posting some animals that have been working for months now. These animals will mostly be offered in the 2 miniature shows that I am planning to attend next year and some to my ebay. I will be updating my website with the dates but I will tell you that I am going to TomBishop and Philadelphia Miniaturia.I am very excited about these shows as it will be my first time and I can only imagine that is way better to see miniatures in hands than through a screen.*grin*
Now.... here are some animals pictures as before and after...
* tractor is a Farmall collector item in a 1:12 scale
I am posting some animals that have been working for months now. These animals will mostly be offered in the 2 miniature shows that I am planning to attend next year and some to my ebay. I will be updating my website with the dates but I will tell you that I am going to TomBishop and Philadelphia Miniaturia.I am very excited about these shows as it will be my first time and I can only imagine that is way better to see miniatures in hands than through a screen.*grin*
Now.... here are some animals pictures as before and after...
* tractor is a Farmall collector item in a 1:12 scale
i love the baby chicks... they will be coming up soon on my ebay...
Missed placing the "naked' picture of this rooster... isn't he charming???
i think is funny how some animals can look in their sculp....
i like this way better....grin!
this handsome donkey needs proper pictures... mattie ( my sheepdog) wanted to be on the picture too.
there he is ..... he stands very nicely on under his feet
this collie is beautiful in person.... his wool turned up really good looking.
Isn't he look funny here? many times when sculpting an animal is important to think about the amount of wool that will be covering and make them more 'skinny" to give the "space" for the wool.... collies normally needs that extra attention!Merry Christmas too you all!!!
