This morning I built up the features on my Izannah Walker doll a little more. I've still got some shaping and sanding to do, which will have to wait.
This morning I've been assembling a large photo montage for my mom and dad's 50th wedding anniversary, which we will be celebrating tomorrow. I need to add a few graphics to the display, but it'll have to wait until after my morning nap. Don't know why I had insomnia last night, but I was up at 4:30. That's just craziness.
This Izannah-inspired doll is being created in Dixie Redmond's Izannah Workshop. Visit the blog for the details HERE.
5 comments:
Your doll is coming along so beautifully. I said this in the workshop, but I love when I can see Izzy and also can see the hand of the maker. :-) Beautiful job.
Dixie
Hi Deanna!
You know that I do love your work! What is fascinating about this piece is that it looks soooo different so far from what you've done. Waiting for the face!
hugz
Pam
I already love the expression this little gal has, and I can't wait to see her all done! Your dolls are so lovely.
I love paperclay too! This time of year I put it in from of my heater, or on top of the heat vents, and it drys quickly. I use styro for the base, looks like you are using cloth?
She's looking great, Deanna! Already looking Izzy/Deanna. I love Creative Paperclay,too - don't know how I ever survuved without it - it is just so versatile and easy to use.
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