



I am all about moving forward. If a piece doesn't work it gets reworked or painted over. I did this piece early this summer using the same process I did for Hobo Kitty. It never felt quite finished, so last month I decided to revisit it. I added the wings, and reworked the eyes and legs. All in all I think it works much better now. I'm thinking more bugs are on the way. Stay tuned!
8 comments:
looks fun to do! =)
I love it! What materials did you use?
Wood, metal?
WAM,
It's a wire and foil armature covered with Apoxie Sculpt.
this looks so cool. such excellent design and craftsmanship. make wish i knew how to sculpt...
This is gorgeous.
Lovely sculpture.
is it for sale, by chance? ^_^
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