I really do love these little figures that I have been working on....
They are just 2 1/2" to 3" tall and, if I do say so myself - delightful!

These photos are the front and back of the "twirling girl" - can't you just see her skirt billowing as she twirls around? Not sure what she will be holding in her arms, but I know it will present itself soon......

The bases for the papier mache are these simple sculptures wound from 22 gauge wire.



Honestly, I think that they show so much movement with so little. It is pretty exciting to see how the personalities of each figure comes out of a bit of wire and paper.
They are amazing! Makes me want to sculpt something right now!! :-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! Do you know I bought wire last night because I want to make some miniature bird cages. I love the paper mache. So glad I stopped by as I saw this on crescendoh.com
ReplyDeletexo, Candylei
OMG want to make one.
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL...
ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR A GREAT IDEA... PLZ HELP WITH THE PROCEDURE VIDEO ALSO IF POSSIBLE..