Sunday, May 12, 2013

Fennekin

For those of you that love Pokémon I totally made the new fire starter Fennekin from Pokémon X and Y! For those of you who don't, it's totally a fennec fox... I swear.

I Choose You Fennekin!
 Wireform, Paperclay, Various Papers, Acrylic, Fake Glass Eyes
 









Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Siamese Fighting Fish

In my experiments with textures, I thought it appropriate in choosing a Betta Fish for my next endeavor. This one was definitely a learning experience.

Siamese Fighting Fish
Wire Form, Paperclay, Various Papers, Spray Paint, Aquarium Beads, Wire


 



Tuesday, January 1, 2013

Hummingbird

Here's a quick mounted sculpture that I finished about a week and a half ago.

Allen's Hummingbird Male
Wireform, Paperclay, Aquarium Beads, Acrylic, Various Papers



Saturday, December 15, 2012

Prince Hotbod Fox Mask

It's about time that I have something new for you guys. 
Have an Adventure Time inspired mask from the episode "The Creeps"

Prince Hotbod Fox Mask
Wireform, Paperclay, Acrylic Paint, Lokta Paper

 





Friday, November 30, 2012

Long Time, No See.

Let's just ignore the fact that I haven't posted anything in six months and focus on the fact that I made a website!


Let's also focus on my new art tumblr!


I'll probably be posting more on that tumblr than here. 
Blogger you'll always have a piece of my heart.

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Fat and Full of Chocolate

Recently I was asked by my friend, Laura Perez-Harris, at Throat to make a piece for their show, My 5th Birthday, which had it's gallery opening last Thursday! I decided to make a pinata-like unicorn where instead of beating it to unleash delicious candy, you would have to reach into it's anus to grab hand-fulls of chocolate.

Fat and Full of Chocolate
Wire form, Tissue paper, Curling ribbon, Paperclay, Acrylic, Fabric, Liquid Latex






Anyway the opening was a blast, The kind folks at Throat did a marvelous job
setting up the show!

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Wall Mounts

While I've been slaving away on my next project, I decided to mount a few of my masks. Now I have more room in my studio and I have excellent wall hangings. Also my hard drive crashed so I needed to retake these photos anyway...

Keaton Mask


Nick Bottom Mask


Aslan Mask


Thanks to Sean Hughes for allowing me use of a nice lighting kit and set-up.
Also Alex Quinn for letting me use his camera.