Element Pixie: Mali the Earth Element (dressed and hair on)

She's a lot more wild looking then I had expected for her to be, but she's still very earthy. The sculpt becomes the what sculpt wants to be right. So I gave her the wild golden blonde hair crowned with a hemp string and owl feathers. Her dress is made of deep green and brown lace trim, golden beads, and more owl feathers (mostly fuzzies). I'm still debating on wings or no wings. I may make a pair and see if they fit her or not when I'm working on her base. So here's the newest pictures.



















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Element Pixie: Mali the Earth Element

Alrighty I've started creating the second of the four element pixies! Esen (Wind or Air Element) was first and this little cutie is named Mali. Mali means "rich", which I thought appropriate for an earth element pixie. She'll be approximately
2.5" tall on her wooden base. I finished sculpting and painting her today and will most likely continue on her a little more this evening and then again tomorrow afternoon. Now my camera is not cooperating with me today so the pics I took are fuzzy, but I figured some pics are better then none. Again the pics are fuzzy, but she has deep brown eyes and rosie cheeks and lips. She'll probably have golden blonde hair (viscose or tibetian lamb) and dressed in green, ivory, and brown garments. She looks like she's begging for wings, so she'll probably get those also.



















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My Valentine Matilda WC(SE)#0022 Finished

Okay so here's Matilda all together with her little bear and I "Heart" U blocks on her gorgeously creepy base.
















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My Valentine Matilda WC(SE)#0022

Okay I so enjoyed making "My Creepy Valentine" that I started making the second scuplt like him. This piece is called "My Valentine Matilda" and she'll be approx. 3.5" tall once finished. She's created from Premo Sculpey and handpainted with an acrylic palette of ivory, white, red, brown, and dark grey. Her arms and legs are strong painted steel wire. So here's a few pics of her (unfinished).













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"My Creepy Valentine" WC(SE)#0021

Ebay ID: eclypse21jen

This is "My Creepy Valentine". He's an adorable "emo" boney teddy bear with a heart pillow. The bear and pillow are pure sculpt from Prosculpt and Premo. Both are hand painted with an acrylic palette of black, brown, red, and ivory. The base is a small piece of 100 year old barn plank and is painted (acrylics) blackish red with deep red hearts. "My Creepy Valentine" is a little more gothic then my typical stuff, but hey I was having a bad week so I sculpted with my mood! I actually like him a lot and may do a few more Creepy Valentines before Valentine's Day.















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Element Pixie: Esen the Air Element

Here's a little side project I started since the two heads (fairies) I was working on got too cold and started becoming brittle. A lesson learned, but a really great head lost. Anywho, I decided to make the elements: Wind, Earth, Fire, and Water. Not that they'll be completed one after the other, but I have completed the first the Wind or Air Element. She's a wingless pixie (for now) and her name is Esen, turkish for wind. She's approx. 2.5" tall and atop a wooden base (unfinished, I'll add some windish markings and color later). She's handsculpted and handpainted by myself, no molds used. She's embellished with a hand made flowy white dress with blue beads and a beaded crown. She's constructed from Sculpey Premo, painted with acrylics, her hair is hand set Mohair in red, brown, and deep blond. She's quite the cutie with her eager yet unsure expression and big blue eyes. Here are the pictures of her. I hope to take some better pictures later, because these do her no justice.
























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Nydis the childish sea sprite...wanted to try out a new eyeball idea.

ON AUCTION (ebay id: eclypse21jen)

This actually worked better then I'd anticipated. I ordered some 4mm reflective acrylic beads (all sorts of colors) for multiple uses, from wings to jewelry. When they arrived it occured to me that they are the perfect shape, size, and colors for eyeballs in my small creations. That is where Nydis the childish sea sprite came from, he was my trial sculpt to ensure the beads would be oven safe! Low and behold he came out great. So I painted him up with some new painting techniques I learned and added my new nanobeads, plus a set of handmade cellophane tail fins! So with out further waiting, here is Nydis.

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Jennifer Razoux