Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts

Monday, April 16, 2012

Shop of the Week: BlueMaiya.etsy.com

Artist Anna Young, professionally known as “Maiya”, started painting with watercolors at the age of 3. Her exposure to and fascination with art came from watching her father, Larry Young, in his studio, immersed in piece after piece of his own.

In her twenties, Maiya began utilizing new techniques and mediums, including acrylic, sculpture, mixed media, and even live body arts shows as tools for healing, as well as expressing her interests in world spiritualities, religions, mythologies and archetypes, often drawing upon both the Celtic and Native American sides of her heritage for inspiration. In the year 2000 she began developing an idea for a multimedia graphic novel entitled Fas Ferox: a modern-day mythology, incorporating the archetypal ideas and philosophies that she had been cultivating since childhood. She is producing this project with world-renowned writer Neil Gaiman as Creative Consultant, and working with a collective of extremely brilliant artists of various mediums. Currently, a World Walkthrough of the series is available online: www.lulu.com/fasferox ... Read more here.

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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Shop of the Week: Glowreahhh.etsy.com

I work primarily in polymer clay and like to make beady eyed critters in particular. I also make unconventional greeting and holiday cards. More in the skulls and strange images vein, as opposed to flowers and puppies. Not that there is anything wrong with flowers or puppies, I just like my art to be a bit.... dark and creepy.

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Monday, July 18, 2011

Shop of the Week: SorciasLair.etsy.com

The original sculptures you see here are my own work, beginning almost 20 years ago up to the present date. I work almost totally in clay and one piece can take weeks or even months to complete just the sculpting part of the process alone. Once I'm completely satisfied with a piece, I then kiln-fire and hand-paint every piece myself, with rare exceptions... More info here.

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Monday, June 27, 2011

Shop of the Week: TheShadowFarm.etsy.com

Welcome to The Shadow Farm. I am an artist with a passion for creating unique characters full of emotion, rich in details, and steeped in the creepiness of a shadowy backstory. Take a few minutes to explore the dark corners and forbidden places...you might be surprised to find that you do not leave alone.
Enjoy your visit!

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Monday, February 28, 2011

Shop of the Week: Slainne.etsy.com

Step inside for a bit & enjoy taking a peek at some of my creations. Inspired from a life long love of fantasy my reproductions are the end result of my initial design work & Sculpture.
You'll find a lot of my pieces are functional as a tea light holder or incense burner. I also have quite a few hand painted miniatures & statuettes that I'll add in the future.

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Monday, July 12, 2010

Sylvie Black Plague art doll sculpture


Sylvie was unfortunate enough to be born in 1338. Her life was good and happy until a few fleas jumped on a few rats, and they arrived by ship to France in 1358. Mere days after the fever arose and the buboes appeared, poor Sylvie was dead from what became known as The Black Death...

You can find Sylvie at Miss Millificent's Mesdamoiselles.

Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Marie Antoinette




You won't find anything else like this on Etsy!

One of a kind, clay sculpture of the beloved, and wrongly treated Marie Antoinette and her decapitated head. She is wearing her signature powder blue gown, and is immersed in micro-glitter, with floating white pearls, and iridescent purple beads. Oh did I mention her decapitated head is floating around in there too?

This is a plastic domed snowglobe that is 3" tall from base to top of dome and 2.75" in diameter with a black base. I was going to decorate the base, but it looked kind of cheesy.

Sculpture of Marie's body is 2 3/4 inches tall, and the floating head is 1 3/4 inches.

http://www.thetinytragedies.etsy.com