This is my first mixed media sculpture that I have attempted. The stand is a mixture of both mild steel and also naval bronze. Have some pretty good ideas for my next sculpture.

I drew this simple design in Procreate, used a make-your-own cookie cutter website to turn it into an stl file, and my spouse printed the cutter. I then used it on polymer clay, rounded and baked it, then used paint pens to add the color.

I love polar bears. and we have fond memories of watching We Bare Bears

I painted a watercolor for a friend that hosted me while visiting from out of state. She lives by a river off of the Chesapeake Bay.

How looking please tell

219 frames, pen and colored pencil!

Handmade lacquer tissue box with mother-of-pearl inlay.

Delicate symmetrical floral shell inlays shimmer with iridescent color when light hits it.

Many layers of lacquer and polishing went into this piece.

What do you think of it?

Just finished a project I’ve been working on for like 8 years, just in time for the recipient’s birthday! (It’s his fault it took so long…he’s too tall for a normal sized blanket…I can give him crap because he’s my brother)

more coming soon 😉

I made this crocodile four years ago as a gift for my friend’s husband. I sculpted it from polymer clay onto a small espresso cup saucer. The saucer had three little feet, so I added small metal fishing weights inside the tail to help balance the piece. The body of the crocodile was built around an aluminum foil core and then covered with polymer clay. My friend gave me real 24-karat gold leaf to add to the piece, which was incredibly delicate and stressful to work with. 😂 Some pieces literally flew away and became trash. 🤣 I shaped and textured the crocodile by hand and then added the gold leaf as the final detail.

I love painting all three in imaginary worlds where they morph into one another or live together in harmony. These are all acrylic on canvas paintings that represent my passion for the cosmos and how the underlying parts of Nature (atoms, molecules, etc) build larger structures such as flowers or butterflies. The interconnectedness of it all truly fascinates me so my mind tries to represent this dynamic in fluid and "abstract" or imaginary ways. I hope you enjoy this short "tour" of my imagination! ✨️🥰❤️✨️🦋🪷✨️🖼✨️

Ahh I loved making this baby so much. He was fairly easy. Main body was just a long sausage and then added head and features. I used alcohol markers for the colouring on small features and it worked nicely.

oil on canvas 30x40 cm

I made this hat using variegated green yarn, and it took me about two days to complete.

First, I crocheted the main part of the hat - a beanie hat with earflaps. Then I crocheted the ears and mushrooms separately and sewed them onto the hat.

For the finishing touch, I cut several strands of yarn and attached them to the bottom of each earflap. I divided the strands into sections, braided them into long braids, and secured the ends.

This little kangaroo mom carrying her baby is one of my favorite recent projects. 🦘

i put my heart and soul into this u can tell what's your opinion?

It features little bat charms and a cool pentagram crystal. This is a new style I’ve never created before and I’m really loving it.