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The shred of silk she's holding is a textile preservation fabric... good for tiny beings.
I imagine she may think of the dresses at the Prince's dance, and what is worn by human women. Well, some human women, and of another time than this...
A Victorian Garden Faery
More anon...
Silvershod
Dark Harpy roosting
Dark Harpy completed
Early Spring Faery on her twig:
Early Spring Faery...
A young Faery, holding a flowering branch. She's a tiny creature, perched on faux twigs, who would stand perhaps 5 and 1/2 inches in her stocking feet. If she had stockings. More images before long. (She'll be flying the eBay faery realm
tonight or tomorrow.)
P.S. A possible change of plans: she may not fly as far as eBay, having perhaps found herself a home already, fortunate little creature. We shall see.
More Pregnant Fairy
(Click on the Image to visit the Auction)This one went to live in Australia
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Kind Friends,
More very shortly -- just getting this posted in in what feels like the small hours.
Sunday, May 27, 2007 at 06:11 PM
Unicorn...
In Kato Polyclay, with mohair.
Another Selkie
A Selkie and her Seal to appear soon... And I myself shall reappear, as well.
A Creature Nearing Completion
When she’s finished, this strange little hybrid herb-gatherer is going to live with a kind (and exceedingly patient) friend in London, who is herself an herbalist.
Kato Polyclay over full armature of gold-plated wire and Aves Fixit Sculpt. Wings are distressed silk gauze.
Caterpillar’s Picnic
A very tiny pair of friends. Kato Polyclay, with brush bristles, and
Genesis heat-set oil paints.
Faery has her wings...
This faery is ready to fly to eBay, tonight or tomorrow. I’ll announce her debut
on my eBay mailing list (if you’d like to sign up for that, see the link at right). These are the same wings as pictured below, in the Jan. 29 entry. It’s harder to capture the colours when somebody’s wearing them! The faery would stand about 8 inches tall, were she not sitting on a mushroom. The fibers in her ‘skirt’ are distressed silk gauze, in very pale green & pink. I believe she is dressed for a fay event, but she did not tell me what that might be.
