Her form is now done and drying. I used plaster of paris strips over wire and foil. Once the plaster is dry and hard, I will add a layer of apoxie sculpt and then create her costume....the most fun part.
I'm really enjoying this piece. I wonder...as she takes form....in what century she lived and when and how she became....vampire.
8 comments:
Looks like you de-jaundiced her! She looks fabulous, and I can't wait to see her costumed!
I just love this!
brava!
Wow Marilyn ~ She's turning out wonderfully well...
I imagine you might use some of your insights when you went to Paris to think about where she came from!
Marilyn, she is lovely, I can imagin her story. She has a beautifully dark airabout her already.
I can NOT wait to see her costume!!
What a treat to see her evolve:)
HUGZ
Jacqui
PS
Thank you for the encouraging and kind comment on my Jester.. I am glad he made you smile BIG...lol
a new way for you, a new art! how are you? and Gary? hugs
I'm really loving seeing the process of your AMAZING art dolls. I can't think of an artist who starts at scratch like this & makes such amazing things. I can't wait to see her costume!
Marilyn, I'm loving how she is progressing. Looking at her I feel like I'm wondering through the dark halls of some old French quarter New Orleans
mansion. She is dark and mysterious, but also has an empathy about her. Wonderful! So excited to see her completed!
I dont know, but I think she has a musician's heart. Was she an opera singer?
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