In 2009 my oldest son was an adorable little clown for Halloween. I was so smitten by him in his clown duds that I decided to try my hand at sculpting an 11-inch figurine in his likeness. For nearly two years it sat on my shelf while I took care of more pressing matters (like having another baby). Last week I put some finishing touches on it and I am so glad to have it be part of our Halloween decor this year! I like the idea of making personalized figurines of my boys as they grow over the years, but seeing as this one took forever to make, they might have to wait for when I don't have two kids in diapers.
Showing posts with label Sculpting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpting. Show all posts
Monday, October 17, 2011
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Feedback would be appreciated
I have now started painting my little clown but I am afraid that it is coming across more creepy than cute. I have since painted the base and added rick-rack to his hat and ruffles but I still need to add the detailed print to his suit. Also, after painting it, his little jack-o-lantern will be held in his hand. Any ideas? Should I mute it with a stain?
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Newest project
I know that it is only January, but I couldn't help myself from starting a figurine of my little Halloween clown, Mason. I plan on painting it this coming week. I am pretty thrilled. This figurine is about twice the size that I normally do and has a lot more detail. Wish me luck!
Monday, April 13, 2009
Easter Projects
I have been meaning to post some of the most recent Easter projects that I have been working on. Sadly, my camera was lost until this morning. I hope that you enjoy the pictures. Most of all, I hope you enjoyed the Easter holiday and the welcoming of Spring.
Peter Cottontail Rabbit. He stands about 18 inches tall and made a great dancing partner for my little toddler this Easter.

This bunny is about 9 inches tall and 13 inches long. He hangs about with Peter.
This little carrot top stands at about 7 inches in height.
This is a smaller and more cartoony version of Peter Cottontail. He stands at about 9 inches tall.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Queen of hearts
I wanted to make a little valentines day queen to celebrate the season. she was a lot of fun to make. I have decided to donate her to the Nie silent auction, even though we haven't had that long to get to know each other. I hope the valentines season is fun for you as well.
Labels:
Paper mache,
Sculpting,
Service,
Valentines
Monday, December 15, 2008
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Look-a-likes
My new favorite thing to do is make a figurine with a certain person in mind. This proved to be especially fun this Halloween. If anyone has a fun idea or a cute little little one they want to celebrate, just let me know!
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Thanksgiving Turkey
I made this little guy the old fashioned way with a balloon, newspaper, and paste. I had a ball trying out new things!
Friday, October 31, 2008
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