No3 WIP Alice's Characters; Unicorn's mane

I made the mane from 2 pieces of fine white cotton material from which I removed the cross threads, making two fringes of different lengths. I then cut back the material to leave each fringe with a remaining 3mm piece of weave, which I laid and glued each strip into place along the forelock and crest line. Then modelled paper clay on top to hide all joins, so as the mane looked as if it naturally grew from the neck, I added a few golden threads in later, and did a similar process with the eyelashes except on a much smaller scale.

Don't forget the 2nd annual ADO Event sign up is the 1st June, Blog link in the lists down on the left.

Seabreezes

Just a few photos, we are having a spell of hot weather at the moment, cooled and made very pleasant by our sea breezes.

No2 WIP Alices Characters

Ok Here is the next bit, They are made from Eberhard-Faber White paper mixture, which is lovely to use, air dries and can be added to, at any time, helping with the modelling process, well it does suit my funny ways, anyway.:)
I drilled holes for eyes, set and modelled round them, & drilled holes for the wooden handles.

WIP Characters from Alice's Adventures

I modelled these three before my trip into hospital, they are at the first stage of becoming batons. They are the Unicorn, from the Unicorn and Lion fighting, The White Rabbit, and The Cheshire Cat, Next step is find appropriate eyes to set and drill holes for them and the wooden wand handle.

Q&A on Artwolf on Nakisha's Blog

Nakisha a multitalented artist who has a wonderful blog called
'Nakisha is Blue Dog Rose'
http://bluedogrose.blogspot.com/
and was generous enough to write a Q & A piece on myself.
Thank You Nakisha, I really appreciate your time.

Nakisha herself sells her art on Etsy under the seller name bluedogrose
http://www.etsy.com/shop/bluedogrose
She is a popular artist with a healthy following, Bunny fans in particular will be over the moon to visit her store, don't forget to check out The Rabbit Tarot.

Her store houses a huge wealth of artworks, sculpture, jewellery,gifts, and even 'do it yourself',projects suitable for all tastes, and skill levels.