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How thin? Well, here's the before and after. The after (on the left) is thin enough that you can see the pores of the skin just below the surface of the leather.
A miniature dollhouse lamp made from a golf tee and a couple of bottle caps!
Read about my inspiration and see the complete tutorial on my blog: mrsgreene.info/2011/01/tutorial-art-deco-dollhouse-lamp/
The Blue Ribbon Winners of the miniature horse section at the Gore A&P Show. New Zealand. Clickable View Clickable Large View
Miniature scale 1:12. The poor donkey's skin and the Moon-coloured dress. I made the skin, essentially by flocking and using polymer clay.
In the meantime, we made some mini leather endbands (could they be any cuter?!?!) and infilled the rest of the spine with the extra leather for the same reason.
Miniature western town that Dad built and has on display on his back patio. Very detailed and awesome like everything he builds.
Here I am with new miniatures! I've chosen to make mini lasagne, since I've cooked them in real life in these days... so here are:
Lasagne alla bolognese with tomato and meat sauce, parmesan and bechamel.
Lasagne al pesto, with basil sauce, parmesan and bechamel.
A portion of lasagne alla bolognese ready on yellow ceramic dish.
1:12 scale
Handmade by MiniAcquoline with polymer clay
This miniature vase was made by Bremen, Germany-based ceramicist Gerhard Liebenthron (1925-2005). Too small to be hand-signed, it includes the original studio sticker reading "Töpferei Böttcherstraße Gerhard Liebenthron Bremen".
This little yellow diaper bag is 1 inch wide, 5/8 inch deep and 1 inch high including the diapers, baby bottle, and rattle, which are included. Any little Mother knows that whenever you leave the house with the baby this is an essential item to have.
Miniature iron grate, a sample of the wide range of metal goods produced in the Phoenix Foundry in Birmingham.
Accession number: 1988 F484
Finished Flesh Construct miniature for the Malifaux game by Wyrd Miniatures.
I didn't like the sculpt at first but he grew on me the more paint I got on him.
Jonathan Adler Lampert Lounger project: I'm not sure how I feel about this piece yet. Right now, we have a love/hate relationship. It took many hours and biting my tongue to finish it. I'm not happy with the scale of the bolsters, but I haven't yet found anything smaller that will work. The fabric was a bit problematic. With miniature upholstery, it's hard to find the right balance between too thin, too thick, too stiff, etc. Every new project is a learning process. This piece is such a simple design, but there are so many steps to get from point A to point Z. I'm not sure if I could learn to make them fast enough to make them to sell. Pointers, anyone?
Aquest dissabte vaig estar a Con A de arte fent un curset de miniatures amb l'artista Angie Scarr. Pel matí vam fer un curs de cols i coliflors i per la tarda un plat de gambes amb salmó.
El curs em va agradar moltíssim, la profe era molt divertida i vaig aprendre molt. Ara em toca practicar les gambes, crec que necessito mirar fotos de com són en realitat, perquè ja no recordo com són... amb l'al·lèrgia al marisc quan sento la paraula gamba surto corrents!
Este Sábado estuve en Con A de arte haciendo un cursillo de miniaturas con la artista Angie Scarr. Por la mañana hicimos un curso de coles y coliflores y por la tarde un plato de gambas con salmón.
El curso me gusto muchísimo, la profe era muy divertida y aprendí un montón. Ara me toca practicar las gambas, creo que necesito mirar fotos de como son en realidad, porque ya no recuerdo como son... con la alergia al marisco a la que oigo la palabra gamba salgo corriendo!
Fairly poor pic of a miniature rose in a bunch of flowers. I was convinced it was a carnation from the colour break colouring
Naw they're not aliens. Just some ladybug larva hatching or eating aphids? Not really sure what they were doing. ^_^
We have many Jean-Baptiste Isabey miniatures, and they were certainly my favorite group in our miniature collection. The reason I particularly like this self-portrait is because it is so dark. Most of our Isabey miniatures are pale and soft, with pastel colours and with a cloudy sky for a backdrop. This portrait is quite different.