Mini creature thingy and a mushroom snack.

Second upload in two days, hopefully this means I'll start doing them regularly. Anyways, Mr. Roosebelt was a request from a friend of mine, and I feel like it turned out well. Any suggestions on what to do next are appreciated.

I did Latios just before remaking Latias. Latios is about twice the size of Latias
The arms were a lot easier than Latias because of his size.
After doing 3 total papercrafts in 2 weeks, I am done for now and I am hoping to do the Legendary Beasts next (Entei, Raikou, and Suicune)
I hope that you all enjoy this craft!

I did a remake of the other Latias here-> [link]
Reasons I had to remake her was that I had issues with the arms that I did not know how to do...
I did not fold the wings at all
and mostly because I suck a photography
I like the remake a whole lot better than the old one
I hope you all enjoy

back to the future

more detail

This is a close up detail shot of this work:

This is a pop-up book page that I had to create for my Author/Illustrator class. We had to do a Non-Fiction pop-up book page (yes just one) about anything of our choosing. Well, knowing me, I decided to re-create the winning touchdown play of the 1967 NFL Championship Game (the equivalent to the NFC Championship Game today) between the Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers.

The teams were painted with Prismacolor colored pencils, and I colored each player individually. I even researched what players were on the field during this play, and where they were situated. According to all of my sources (countless NFL videos and documentaries), this is an accurate recreation of the final scoring play of that game, even down to the formations the players were in.

The field was colored with colored pencils and white acrylic paint for the lines and chunks of ice/snow. The endzone says "Dallas" because in 1967 in the playoffs (especially the Championship game) the endzones were painted to represent both teams, regardless of who had home field advantage. This game took place in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

This took me about 30+ hours to complete this artwork. Each team took about 12-13 hours to draw, color, and cut out. The field, scoreboard and "NFL Files" booklet took around 6-8 hours to complete.

Purchase info & more views here: windowfog.etsy.com

March Madness? March Hare!

He won't be up on my shop so fast. First he'll be heading to St. Petersurg, Florida for a stuffed bunny show at the Eve-N-Odd gallery.

Show starts on Thursday, April 14, 2011 from 6-9 pm local time. It will run for approximately a month.

Eve-n-Odd Gallery
645 Central Ave #11
St. Petersburg, Florida 33701

So if you live anywhere near or in Pinellas County, go visit, take a picture, or even make a purchase! There will be all different types of artisan bunnies on display from different parts of the world .

If you do stop by, please send me a photo!

An adorable pixelated squirtle keychain! He was handmade by weaving one Miyuki Delica seed bead together at a time. A medium split ring attaches him to a chain and then a small split ring attaches the chain to a large split ring .Squirtle himself measures about an inch long and an inch and a quarter from nose to tail. The entire keychain is about 3 and 1/4 inches long. If you'd like another pokemon just ask! Squirtle can be purchased from my etsy shop [link]

Fritz is a shy little fruit bat who likes munching on strawberries and apples when he's not off snoozing on a branch.

Soon he'll be in my upcoming etsy shop