Showing posts with label ghost child. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ghost child. Show all posts

Friday, January 30, 2009

Looking for Ceci



Amelie arrived at Castle Keep from France, excited to see her cousin Ceci. She had not seen her in ages and the picture she had of her in her memory was getting dim and distorted.

She couldn't find Ceci anywhere and decided to venture up to the attic, where she had been told never to go. Did Amelie find Ceci? We will never know as she too became a Ghost Child of the Attic.




(there is a chance to rescue Amelie, she will be in my Etsy shop later this weekend)

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Now The Fun Part



Jasmine and Spike, and Amelie are now ready for a trip to the makeup salon, the hairdresser and the clothiers. I'm further along with these pieces then is shown, as I took this pic yesterday. I've also just about completed my head for the ADO challenge. Will post more pics of these guys as I go along.

This is the first time in a while that I have not done a full-body sculpt, however I like the freedom that this type of body gives, both for posing and costuming.


Wednesday, December 17, 2008

Bones



I'm planning on making another ghost child. The armatures for these sculpts are quite simple as there is not a lot of 'flesh' on them.


I'm trying to decide with this one if I will do a full body
sculpt or just sculpt the lower body, hands, arms and
have the body and upper arms soft. Being able to
bend the arms can be an advantage, especially if the
piece will be holding something.


I see in looking at this pic that the hands are too big (this is a prob I have - hands usually go through several reductions before they are the correct size. As this piece is now, only the head has been cured.

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Goodbye Ceci!




Ceci, Ghost Child of the Attic is on her way tomorrow to a new home.

She finally is escaping the bonds of the attic of Castle Keep and setting off on a new haunt! I will miss her (she is my first Ghost Child, and I LOVED creating her), but I'm thrilled that she has found such a wonderful new home.