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This is an interior light fixture at The Gents Shop in Kumamoto, a store I always enjoy visiting.
Its flowing shape reminded me of a goldfish gracefully swimming through water, while the warm glow created a welcoming atmosphere. Looking at it, I felt drawn into the scene and almost lost track of time.
I’d feel a bit better about these Hawai‘i souvenir shelves not looking like bargain bins (which they aren’t, but they look like them at first glance.)
I believe I like creating props more than dressing mannequins. These picture frames are part of Sterling's hallway home, and if you peruse through the other pictures that include Sterling, you see that they change. The artwork was made with cardstock, gradiants of red paint chips, and a 1"-hole punch. The setting was inspired by the 1980's Von Furstenberg-style shirt dress found for $5.00 (a little steep) at Thrift Town. The ankle boots ($4.50) are camel-colored, patten leather and are way crazy. They too came from Thrift Town. The tights are from Goodwill and were $.99. Some of the fake flowers were painted country blue. The earrings were designed by me using polymer clay, rhinestones and glass beads.