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Back when I got one of my sticker books and made spreads almost exclusively out of the new stickers
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after i made my wooden doll, i was musing about what other unusual materials i might use for a bjd. my partner suggested paper, and also gave me access to their craft paper collection -> i made this.
she is almost entirely made of paper & cardboard. the joints are wooden beads & worbla, because i did figure out a way to make ball joints out of paper, but it really was not worth the effort. all her limbs have tubes of rolled-up cardboard in them to keep the structure sturdy, and the origami flowers are glued around those.
this is extremely different from any doll i've made before, and i had so much fun working with pretty papers & figuring out how to turn them into a poseable 3d object.
Came across this art installation, Liza Lou's Kitchen, at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC. It's a kitchen made of tiny glass beads, that artist Liza Lou did, taking 5 yrs. to complete, from 1991 - 1996.
My favorite part is the sink.
The Moon✨🌕
Strawberry Hill House. A Gothic Revival villa that was built in Twickenham, London 1749
My woven fairy pillows are finally all ready.. I'm so so happy. They're 100% cotton, 21" / 53cm. A little disabled fairy and his service bee-fly. The back has a zipper so you can wash it easily, and stuff it with an insert or with loose fluff (or whatever you want, I can't stop you). They took so long to have all done, if you want one they're here!
'The Arrival of the Plague'. Frederick Simpson Coburn. 1909.
Huge news everybody did you know you can just embroider whatever you want onto a jacket
Update we’ve now got a swirly vine and some more flowers (featuring an inchworm)
I'm crazy bored at work and I decided to doodle
a simple figure commissioned by a local band
Hermits, monks and mystics. Ink drawings on paper.
Sketchbook page #5 from 2025
Tried to do some textures using crumply paper!
Sketchbook page #17 from 2025