Eater now has a handy wooden stand for easy display. Handsome guy, isn't he?
I'm working on more woodwaifs and other creatures made from found wood. I like the natural element, love the smell of sanded wood, and like using my imagination to create something from simple found natural objects.
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Showing posts with label meadow muse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label meadow muse. Show all posts
Friday, May 11, 2012
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Formidable Mounts...
In a sometimes dangerous and scary world, it it is often prudent to align oneself with a formidable companion.
My wildwood and waterdwelling waifs wisely select loyal mounts that assist them in safely and confidently traversing their lands or waters. Though training some can be difficult, the results are more than worth the effort.
Below are photos of such a underwater creature... in its infancy of development. It is currently a little over 14 inches long from jaws to tail. It has a very sturdy paper mache body.
I have quite a lot of work to do to complete it, but I am really pleased with my progress so far...
My wildwood and waterdwelling waifs wisely select loyal mounts that assist them in safely and confidently traversing their lands or waters. Though training some can be difficult, the results are more than worth the effort.
Below are photos of such a underwater creature... in its infancy of development. It is currently a little over 14 inches long from jaws to tail. It has a very sturdy paper mache body.
I have quite a lot of work to do to complete it, but I am really pleased with my progress so far...
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