Do you remember that I shared some process pictures of my Tiny Totem Bobble Birds several weeks ago? Did you think that the birds “flew the coop” because I didn’t share the finished pieces?
Well, the birdies are still here in the studio. But I lost my focus on the blog as I delved into other areas, like delivering work to a new consignment store, preparing for a studio show, and starting a year-long coaching program. I’m sure you’ve had times like this. The fork in the road takes you in one direction and eventually you circle back to that place where you started.
Anyways, several weeks ago I shared the birdies progress pictures. You can see their “beginnings” in this post here and in this second post here.
Today I’m happy to finally share the finished Tiny Totem Bobble Birds:
Tiny Totem Bobble Bird with Heart (Formerly known as “Wings”)
Tiny Totem Bobble Bird “Spike”
And a Sneak-Peek
This week I started work on a new line of Ornimals, The Farm Animals. There are four Ornimals in this new line, a cow, a piggie, a sheep, and a chicken. Sculpting them has been a bit of a challenge. A couple required do-overs. And I’m sure they’ll continue to evolve from this first iteration. For now I’ll share this group shot of the ornies with the first layer in the process- an acrylic wash.
Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend!
June 29, 2012 at 12:13 pm
Oh, I like “spike”.. my favorite colors on him. The farm animals are adorable. That horse.. so cute.
July 1, 2012 at 8:51 pm
Thanks Judy. “Spike” does have at least one of your favorite colors, doesn’t he?. Will post more pictures of the farm animals when their “coats” are painted. Thanks for your compliments.
June 29, 2012 at 4:51 pm
I love how your bobble birds turned out, Amy. They’re so colorful and whimsical! Wow, your new line of ornimals are fabulous. Your sculpting skills are growing more sophisticated with each new project you undertake. Well done. 🙂
July 1, 2012 at 8:52 pm
Thanks Karen. The sculpting is learning process for sure. But with practice I feel a bit more confident with each piece. I appreciate your compliments.