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Free sculpted stoneware clay. Painted with oxides, underglazes and glazes. Fired in a kiln.
By Marina Lenzino ©Cherry Heart 2013
*sold* on etsy
A while ago, I got this cute sweets shop from Robotime. Today, I finally completed it. So proud of myself :D
I'm not positive how I'm going to finish this, but I'm thinking about cherry blossoms. Clay is not my strong point, but trying to get a lot of things for the supermarket bakery is going to bankrupt me, so I decided to try and make a few things. They won't be shown in close-ups for the most part, and my plan is to feature the nicer Re-ment and other purchased cakes and things in more visible areas and use these in the cases. It's kind of fun playing with the clay. While I was waiting for the paint to dry on the polymer roses, I painted some vases for some new accessories in my Etsy shop.
Now I have a Pug and a Schnauzer, I'm determined to get most other well-known and not-so-well-known dog breeds - some as widdle puppies, some not!
Taking a leaf out of Michael Crowley's book. Start noting... what should X be? :P
Please don't note P or S - I already have dogs for those. Here are the ones I've agreed to and the ones I've already decided will be (please continue noting though, it's a pleasure to hear what you want!):
A - Australian Cattle Dog
B - Basset Hound
C - Chihuahua
D - Dachshund
E - English Bulldog
F - Field Spaniel
G - German Shepherd
H - Husky
I - Irish Red and White Setter
J - Japanese Spaniel
K - Komondor
L - Labrador
M - Miniature Pinscher
N - Nova Scotia Retriever
O - Old English Sheepdog
P - Pug
Q - Queensland Heeler
R - Rottweiler
S - Schnauzer
T - Tosa
U - Utonagan
V - Vizsla
W - Weimeraner
X - Xoloitzcuintli
Y - Yorkshire Terrier
Z - Zeagle
(I know, I know, dog breeds that start with Z don't exist... I cut the B off Beagle :P)
yes it's real, all hand stitched with mull and japanese end papers, my first real miniature stitched book.
A miniature butterfly as spotted on one of the booths during the recent "Panaad sa Negros Festival" here in Negros Occidental.
I took this at a Fairy Gardening class that was held at Twigs in Encinitas. They have a large selection of plants, flowers and succulents to put in your garden. They also have miniature garden supplies for purchase to put in your Fairy Garden.
Downtown Roanoke in miniature. Just fooling with a tilt-shift application... always experimenting. Pretty cool effect though.
There's a copper model of York in the square in front of the cathedral.
For extra recursiveness, in front of the model minster, there's a model of the model. Unfortunately, the detail didn't quite stretch to a model of the model within the model.
This amazing piece of furniture is from Minst. I visited Stockholm and was able to see Cilla Hallbert's workshop. There are absolutely beautiful miniatures.
Inspired to the Ligurian fishermen villages (Italy)
Free sculpted stoneware clay. Painted with oxides, underglazes and glazes. Fired in a kiln.
By Marina Lenzino ©Cherry Heart 2013
*sold* on etsy