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Finished the Lindo Guapo 32mm miniature, by Freebooter Miniatures.
Enjoyed painting him, though I was going a bit goggle-eyed at all the freehand patterning by the end!
Got him done just in time for Salute, where he got through to the final round of judging.
This is Cecily, and tiny matchbox-dwelling kitten.
She's small enough to fit in a spoon, and she's outfitted in a tiny striped skirt with a coordinating bow.
Miniature daffodil. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene.
See www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/24388649223/ for a 3D version
This is a nice example of the kind of miniature cross stitch embroidery that is created in the Mazahua community of San Felipe Santiago in the state of Mexico. This piece measures 5 inches by 7.5 inches
1:12 scale dollhouse miniature savoury foods handmade by Caroline of Hummingbird Miniatures.
Images copyright of Hummingbird Miniatures 2010-2014
miniature wedding cake , samples for the Scottish Wedding show next week, calling these "birdcage cakes"
I'm completely obsessed with dollhouse miniatures lately! My latest tiny creation is an itty-bitty Valentine's Day card.
Today I build (from a model) this chair & painted it. I think it turned out rather cute, but then again everything miniature is cute, isn't it?
This cloths line is one of the scene seams that I am doing on my mum's menory quilt...see more on my blog loopylace.com/anniescrazyworld/
Our new fairy house is finally finished and will soon be on its way to its new owner. This house features multi-story fairy house living with many amenities: fish pond, toilet, bath and vanity, fireplace, bed and LOTS of moss :).
We design and create fairy houses, dollhouses, fairy furniture and dollhouse miniatures for all variety of magical beings :). All products are lovingly crafted in our woodland studio using forest bits and fairy dust (which was acquired some time ago)... All items are 1:12 scale, that is 1" = 1'.
Thanks for looking!
The Missal of Eberhard von Greiffenklau is a masterpiece of Dutch manuscript painting. It was originally produced in the second quarter of the fifteenth century for von Greiffenklau, prebendary of Utrecht from 1446. The manuscript features work by the Masters of Zweder van Culemborg, active in the Utrecht area between 1420 and 1440, so-named after the Bishop of Utrecht 1425-33 for whom they produced a magnificent Missal in the late 1420s (now Bressanone, Bibl. del Seminario Maggiore). This Missal also features work by the celebrated Master of Catherine of Cleves, linking it to possibly the finest Dutch illuminated manuscript ever made; the Hours of Catherine of Cleves of c.1440 (Morgan Library & Museum, M.917 & M.945). This extremely elaborate Missal is illuminated with one full-page miniature, 52 column miniatures and 68 historiated initials throughout the manuscript, with the Temporal and Sanctoral sections being particularly richly decorated. In the late 15th century, a selection of prayers and sequences were added to the end of the manuscript in Germany, probably Mainz, and the volume was subsequently rebound with its current brown calf over boards, blind, rebacked binding either at that time or in the early 16th century.
To explore fully digitized manuscripts with a virtual page-turning application, please visit Walters Ex Libris.
Miniatures: One of the initial steps in the process of creating various models for beautiful cars. <3
Miniature mug, Chamber tomb B, ca. 1350-1300 BCE.
Miniature alabastron, ca. 1350-1250 BCE.
From the chamber tomb cemetery at Evangelistria on the NE slope of the Palamidi, Nafplio.
Archaeological Museum of Nafplion, Greece
Standing 1” high, this clear glass wizard, witch, fairy, faerie, or seer crystal ball sits a stainless steel cone shaped base.