Blood Jaguar

A jaguar priestess draws a thorn studded rope through a piercing in her lip to draw blood to appease the gods. The blood spatters onto slips of paper with the names of the mayan lords seeking the gods favor.

The design of "Blood Jaguar" is inspired by a 8th century stone carving of Lady Xoc making a similar sacrificial offering. The colors of her outfit are based on temple paintings from a similar period.

Blood Jaguar is 8" (20CM) tall at top of headdress and roughly 6" (15CM) across the horizontal axis. Sculpted in ApoxieSculpt (a synthetic clay) and painted in acrylic.

Breath of Dreams

A lioness breathes out a smoke-like dream beast to run free through the night sky.

This is a sculpted ACEO, so is much thicker than most ACEOs. Mounting pegs have been sculpted direct onto the back so it can be hung up for display.

Can probably be worn as a conbadge.

2.5 X 3.5 inches (6.5X9 CM) Apoxie Sculpt over a plastic core for strength. Steel hanging wire on back. Painted in acrylic and sealed with krylon.

Breath of Dreams

A lioness breathes out a smoke-like dream beast to run free through the night sky.

This is a sculpted ACEO so is much thicker than most ACEO. Mounting pegs have been sculpted direct onto the back so it can be hung up for display.

2.5 X 3.5 inches (6.5X9 CM) Apoxie Sculpt over a plastic core for strength. Steel hanging wire on back. Painted in acrylic and sealed with krylon.

Kitsune Netsuke- as pendant

Netsuke are tiny decorative carvings and sculptures used to secure the cords on traditional Japanese outfits. This little fox carving is inspired by that style, plus he's functional!

He can be used either as a traditional netsuke or as a pendant as shown here. (one of my stuffed armadillos is modeling here)

This piece is roughly 2" in diameter (5CM) with a center hole that's roughly 1/2 inch in diameter (2cm). Sculpted in ApoxieSculpt over a wood core for extra strength, painted in acrylic and sealed with shellac. He is fairly lightweight, despite his size.

Oriental dragon plaque

Sculpted bas relief plaque of an oriental dragon flying through the sky.

Apoxie Sculpt painted in acrylic. Roughly 4" across.

Kitsune Netsuke

Netsuke are tiny decorative carvings and sculptures used to secure the cords on traditional Japanese outfits. This little fox sculpture is inspired by that style, plus he's functional!

This piece is roughly 2" in diameter (5CM) with a center hole that's roughly 1/2 inch in diameter (2cm). Sculpted in ApoxieSculpt over a wood core for extra strength, painted in acrylic and sealed with shellac. He is fairly lightweight, despite his size.

Monster of Rock- back

Back of Monster of Rock with his tour dates. Yes, his band name is indeed "Lust Mutton" and those ARE dates for furry cons. (other than the Bethel dates, that's my home town)

ApoxieSculpt, painted in acrylic.

Monster of Rock

Straight from their smash Haggis tour, give it up for LUST MUTTON!!!

This lycanthrope is ready to make his electric guitar howl all night long.

Monster of Rock is 10" tall (25CM) at top of ears and roughly 7" (18CM) across the widest part of his base. He is freestanding, no base. (he was just posed on one for the photoshoot)

ApoxieSculpt (a synthetic clay) over a wire skeleton... plus balls of steel. He has steel weights in his feet so he can freestand. Painted in acrylic and sealed with krylon.

Monster of Rock- side view

Are you ready to rock out with Lust Mutton? OH YEAH!

Monster of Rock stands roughly 10" tall. More views of sculpture in my gallery.

Shroom Squirrel

"dude, either that's a really big shroom, or a really small squirrel..."

Shroom squirrels can be found living anywhere you find people whose first reaction to anything is to say "Duuuuuuuuuude." Their natural enemy is the ninja snail.

Shroom Squirrel is 1.5" tall (4CM) and wide. Sculpted in ApoxieSculpt and painted with acrylic. Has a wood core. Sealed with krylon.

The only thing worse than the front end of the hyena is the backend...

African witches allegedly ride through the night on the backs of hyenas, picking out their victims. Hyenas are sometimes rumored to speak in human voices, giving them an even more terrifying reputation.

Witchcraft stands 8" tall (20CM) and stands in a roughly square profile of 8X8 inches (20 X20 CM). ApoxieSculpt painted in acrylic and sealed with krylon.

Witchcraft- African shapeshifters sculpture

In African folklore, hyenas are the the familiars of witches, much like the black cat is for European witches.

Here a witch has transformed herself into a deadly leopard-woman after dismounting her steed and uses an elephant tail switch to point our their next victim. She has a feather headdress, crocodile wristbands, and a belt studded with cowrie shells.

Witchcraft stands 8" tall (20CM) and stands in a roughly square profile of 8X8 inches (20 X20 CM). ApoxieSculpt painted in acrylic and sealed with krylon.

Witchcraft- left view

In African folklore, hyenas are the familiars of witches. Witches brand their clan of hyenas with a mystical mark only they can see. They are sometimes called "night cattle" because of this branding... that and the witches are supposed to milk them to make butter!!! Ick!

Here the shapeshifted witch directs her familiar and their hapless prey...

Witchcraft stands 8" tall (20CM) and stands in a roughly square profile of 8X8 inches (20 X20 CM). ApoxieSculpt painted in acrylic and sealed with krylon.

Witchcraft- right side

African witches allegedly ride through the night on the backs of hyenas, picking out their victims. Hyenas are sometimes rumored to speak in human voices, giving them an even more terrifying reputation.

Witchcraft stands 8" tall (20CM) and stands in a roughly square profile of 8X8 inches (20 X20 CM). ApoxieSculpt painted in acrylic and sealed with krylon.