The crows sit on a small table in my entry way right now. They have not learned to announce company as yet.
They do look as if they are having a conversation which makes them more endearing.
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Friday, April 9, 2010
Crows-Finally
I think I promised to post pictures of the cute crows I learned to make while in Vegas. I finished one in class and then made another after coming back home. I love these guys. I want to make some more.. or maybe a different breed. I loved learning about how to make armatures in this class. They are rather difficult to get good pictures being so black. The crown I made from a tape core. It is removable, but I rather like giving him a "King Crow" look.
The crows sit on a small table in my entry way right now. They have not learned to announce company as yet.
They do look as if they are having a conversation which makes them more endearing.
He looks a bit pesky too, as some crows are apt to look.
And she looks like she is on a mission of some sort... perhaps shopping? Oh, right, she needs a new necklace, don't you think?
The crows sit on a small table in my entry way right now. They have not learned to announce company as yet.
They do look as if they are having a conversation which makes them more endearing.
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5 comments:
Carol-I love the crow with the crown!! It's wonderful!! Can you tell a little bit more about how they are made?
Janet-I am not too sure I should divulge the making of the armature due to the Shurtz' class still being taught at A&S... you know, they would prefer you take the class. l Anyway, it is a rather complicated but easy once you learn process to make a wire armature. The heads I got in the class- he eveidently makes them. I am going to give making an armature for the head a try soon. Then once you have the armature you use a new kind of resin to soak up t shirt fabric and put on the armature.
These guys are wonderful. They both have big personalities!
Wow, this is a very unique art form, isn't it? I guess once you can do crows the sky is the limit on what you can create. I'd love to try this sort of sculpture. What a fun class it must have been!
Oh! I love your crows! Great job. You've done a great job of giving them personality. And being a crown fan, I love that you've given one crow a crown.
It would be great to know now they are made, but I understand why you can't share.
No matter, we can enjoy your crows!
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