Showing posts with label miniature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label miniature. Show all posts

Friday, January 27, 2012

Framed Skulls

Self described- Crazy artist, doll designer, accessories maker, and DIY addict- from Paris, France CocoFlower ** sent us this pair of crafty skull embroidery on little picture frame with lace.



Flossy C says:

I have a certain affinity for the non-traditional fine arts, so it is always a please to see when some examples arrive in our in box. Thank you for sharing these wonderful pieces of your crafty work with us, as well as directing us to the prolific art that you feature on your blog.

** Non French speakers: see the Google translation of the blog HERE.

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Miniature Wooden Skulls

Today I offer you two different miniature wooden skulls.

Kyle Peters said: “I made this when I was bored one day out a piece of a 2" x4".”


Benjamin Osborne wrote:Here is a pic of the skull I carved. I'm working on some other things themed with skulls and skeletons. It's 1" wide x 1/2" tall x 1" deep”

Geppetto C says:

One of the fun things about being an editor is having one of those weeks where something wonderful happens. It was one of those weeks when these two pieces arrived. Who would have guess not one but two miniature wooden skulls would arrive that week. Thank you both for submitting your work. I think it is wonderful to see how you both took this medium and produced two completely different results. I know you two don't know each other, but today’s post reminds me of something Tatman and I tried about 6 weeks ago when we choose to work in the same medium. You can see our results here and here.

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Thursday, November 15, 2007

165. Miniature Skull

Carved Modeling Compound (approx. .5" x .5" x .375"). I had fun playing with the modeling clay yesterday, so I decided to see what else I could do with it. I believe this is the smallest skull yet.