In early March, Job Fitz Gerald said "They are have a egg decorating contest at work. Going to show them a proper egg." For that contest, he drew this bunny skull covered egg.
I love seeing how people decorate eggs for Easter. This one is very colorful, yet sinister. I love that the skulls aren't regular ones, but bunny skulls. I hope Job won for this great creation!
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Showing posts with label rabbit. Show all posts
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Bunny Skulls Egg
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Friday, March 29, 2013
Sugar Skull Bunny
Dawn Donut told us: "I created some Easter coloring pages. That is if you like your Easter
sprinkled with sugar skulls." There are more styles available to color HERE.
Hop-Along C says:
It certainly does not feel like spring has arrived in many parts of the country, but hopefully a weekend full of brightly colored eggs and sugar skull bunnies can make for brighter days ahead. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
sprinkled with sugar skulls." There are more styles available to color HERE.
Hop-Along C says:
It certainly does not feel like spring has arrived in many parts of the country, but hopefully a weekend full of brightly colored eggs and sugar skull bunnies can make for brighter days ahead. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Wabbi-igami Skull
Artist Jaisen Yates who lives and works in Newcastle Upon Tyne in the UK sent us a piece of his work. He explained: "My Wabbi-igami sculpture is made from molded resin with a real skull set into the resin after drying using car body filler, which was then shaped and spray painted."
Donnie C says:
Frank is that you? I am recognizing recently that I am a fan of assemblage art. It truly is an incredible feat you accomplished with this piece, it has the look of fired porcelain, but you have mastered that element of disguise. It also reminds me a little bit of an award statue, congratulationg on winning a "Wabbi" for best artistic use of car body filler. Thank you for sharing this piece with us.
Donnie C says:
Frank is that you? I am recognizing recently that I am a fan of assemblage art. It truly is an incredible feat you accomplished with this piece, it has the look of fired porcelain, but you have mastered that element of disguise. It also reminds me a little bit of an award statue, congratulationg on winning a "Wabbi" for best artistic use of car body filler. Thank you for sharing this piece with us.
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