she's 18 x 30
this is ungrouted
I finally grouted the last of the winter mosaics
grouted
Her face and the one ear are made from polymer clay.
There is an old brooch/pin on her forehead
her eyebrows and the markings on her face are bb's
Black gems for pupils/white glass shards around the pupils
The leaves in her hair are from pins that I found in at a garage sale in Terry when I was out junkin'.
I also used some rims from some floral plates in her hair
green mother of pearl for her gloves
more bb's for the swirl designs along with small green glass tiles cut in half
her body, arms and legs are differentiated by leather cord and those parts are composed of tan stained glass
she has leather cord straps across her neck
the rest of the picture has several kinds of stained glass, broken pottery, beads and acrylic gems
There is an old brooch/pin on her forehead
her eyebrows and the markings on her face are bb's
Black gems for pupils/white glass shards around the pupils
The leaves in her hair are from pins that I found in at a garage sale in Terry when I was out junkin'.
I also used some rims from some floral plates in her hair
her hair is black mardi gras beads and black stained glass
green mother of pearl for her gloves
more bb's for the swirl designs along with small green glass tiles cut in half
her body, arms and legs are differentiated by leather cord and those parts are composed of tan stained glass
she has leather cord straps across her neck
the rest of the picture has several kinds of stained glass, broken pottery, beads and acrylic gems
4 comments:
This is incredible! I am so intrigued by your work and the many elements that you have brought together in this stunning piece! Beautiful. Pinned.
That is awesome :-)I'm glad you told of the elements you used in this piece. I appreciate it--- because sometimes you just need a certain thing to create a certain "look" and if you've shared what you've done.... I can store that info in my brain for later use LOL
big hugs,
Cheryl
I jumped over (finally) to admire your mosaics from Saturday's Vintage Finds. Very cool. I like how each one is so different, inspired. Love it when you add the funky bits. I'm a little sparse with handing out compliments, so consider yourself complimented. sharon
Absolutely brilliant, the firs thing I thought when I saw it was that it was a mixture of red indian and green man, then I read that it was a she, never mind its beautiful, makes me want to put down the needlework and get some tiles to smash, lol
Briony
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