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Dragon merchant sculpture! The base is a piece of wood with putty sculpted to make stone, the backboard is cardboard with putty and painted to look like wood, and the railing is painted wire. The merchant herself is made of elasticlay, mohair, acrylic paint and fishnet stocking. She’s about 2 ft tall.

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Elf creature! About 6 inches tall, hand sewn leather bag stuffed with acorns and a leather hat with pom poms. Body is super sculpy and elasticlay, the fur is old funfur from a stuffed animal.

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A bottle baby that ended up cracking. Looks great through the light!

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Back in my college years I had an assignment in character design class. The theme was 'cute vs brute' and we had to balance something cute with something ugly. I made a doll similar to this! I don't have very good photos of it (or this one for that matter). But I made a second doll for my sister's birthday one year! You can put the 'face mask' over the skull and pull her arm away to reveal the skull underneath.

Sculpy, wire, acrylic paint and gesso, thread for the eye strings, black mohair, black velvet dress, fishnet sleeves.

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Mummy mermaid gaff. Sculpy, acrylic paint and water, blonde mohair, seashells, acrylic and metal case.

Up for sale:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/166345762/mummy-mermaid-pendant?

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Dragon and Sea monster baby gaffs in a bottle.

Sculpy, acrylic, acrylic water and oil paints in glass jars.

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My mermaid in a glass box! All bones were hand sculpted too. Seashells were store-bought.

Sculpy, wire, aluminum foil, acrylic water and paint, blonde mohair, thrift store glass box.

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My bat doll, up for sale on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/listing/185674103/hangable-batty-doll?ref=shop_home_feat_4

Sculpy, acrylic paints, lots of wire, fabric, funfur.