snow bird January 15, 2008 A new bird. Her wings are made from tiny hands. The painting in the background is by Brigid McCabe. And a little owl from my sketchbook. I like his face.
kristin says January 15, 2008 at 12:47 pm who would have thought to use the “hand” punch for the plumes? you are pure genius. (i like that owls face too)
Mama Urchin says January 15, 2008 at 12:59 pm The texture of the feathers reminds me of coral. You continue to just be amazing.
colette says January 15, 2008 at 7:13 pm i love the snowbird. the little hands make the wings so delicate.
carrie says January 15, 2008 at 8:36 pm I like the handprints…makes me think of all the projects little kids make out of handprints. Always a special design!
Miss Dot says January 15, 2008 at 9:46 pm oh I like him too. If you even make him you could use false eyelashes on him?
Jen says January 16, 2008 at 8:32 am The feathers…I am always stuck on these with your work. And I see you’re selling your rooster! If only I had some extra monies rolling around. I would proudly display your rooster!
Andrea says January 16, 2008 at 3:01 pm I love your birds! I like how the sculptures themselve have a sketch feel. They somehow convey a line quality.
bansheegrrll says January 17, 2008 at 12:09 am Hands for wing feathers . . . not to be redundant, but WOW! Lovely.
who would have thought to use the “hand” punch for the plumes? you are pure genius.
(i like that owls face too)
The texture of the feathers reminds me of coral. You continue to just be amazing.
wow that sketch is really well done!
i love the snowbird. the little hands make the wings so delicate.
I like the handprints…makes me think of all the projects little kids make out of handprints. Always a special design!
oh I like him too. If you even make him you could use false eyelashes on him?
The feathers…I am always stuck on these with your work. And I see you’re selling your rooster! If only I had some extra monies rolling around. I would proudly display your rooster!
I love your birds! I like how the sculptures themselve have a sketch feel. They somehow convey a line quality.
Hands for wing feathers . . . not to be redundant, but WOW! Lovely.
what a beautiful bird – those hands are so perfect!