I made and sold two darling little roses in pots that were my own interpretations of the talking roses from Alice in Wonderland. I put them in pots so that they could be used in either outdoor or inside Alice miniature scenes. One is a red rose, quite put out that she has been removed from the ground and placed in a pot. The other is a darling little infant climbing rose that is much too sleepy to complain. She is stretching her little tendrils and yawning. Too different styles of rose, with very different ages and attitudes. I plan to do more in the future but was called off the project by a custom request to sculpt a zombie giraffe, haha. That really cracks me up! And let me tell you, it's quite challenging! I'll post pictures for your amusement after I'm all done. But, I'm here to show you Wonderland Roses...so here goes:
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Alice in Wonderland Talking Roses Miniatures
I made and sold two darling little roses in pots that were my own interpretations of the talking roses from Alice in Wonderland. I put them in pots so that they could be used in either outdoor or inside Alice miniature scenes. One is a red rose, quite put out that she has been removed from the ground and placed in a pot. The other is a darling little infant climbing rose that is much too sleepy to complain. She is stretching her little tendrils and yawning. Too different styles of rose, with very different ages and attitudes. I plan to do more in the future but was called off the project by a custom request to sculpt a zombie giraffe, haha. That really cracks me up! And let me tell you, it's quite challenging! I'll post pictures for your amusement after I'm all done. But, I'm here to show you Wonderland Roses...so here goes:
I made and sold two darling little roses in pots that were my own interpretations of the talking roses from Alice in Wonderland. I put them in pots so that they could be used in either outdoor or inside Alice miniature scenes. One is a red rose, quite put out that she has been removed from the ground and placed in a pot. The other is a darling little infant climbing rose that is much too sleepy to complain. She is stretching her little tendrils and yawning. Too different styles of rose, with very different ages and attitudes. I plan to do more in the future but was called off the project by a custom request to sculpt a zombie giraffe, haha. That really cracks me up! And let me tell you, it's quite challenging! I'll post pictures for your amusement after I'm all done. But, I'm here to show you Wonderland Roses...so here goes:
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These are charming. Nicely done! Alice themes are a favorite of mine.
ReplyDeleteCia
I absolutely love the infant rose! It almost looks like she is singing, like in the Disney version!
ReplyDeleteI will eventually do more of them because I know there will be more people needing them for their alice rooms. I do like the infant one as well, she has a cute little face. They are quite difficult to do because they are SO small. Sculpting faces that small is a real challenge. These faces are half as big as the end of a chapstick cap! So getting proper expressions is quite the challenge, needless to say :)
ReplyDeleteSo tiny! WOW! Amazing work for them being so small!
ReplyDeleteThey look prefect together so Im going to HAVE to have another Tara!!!! xxxxxxx
ReplyDeleteTe han quedado maravillosas, me encantan.
ReplyDeletebesitos ascension
Es una ida perfecta, la de color rosa me gusta mucho.y en la maceta queda muy bien.
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It is a perfect way, the pink mucho.y I like the pot is very good.
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Lovely Tara. can't wait to see a zombie giraffe hee hee.
ReplyDeleteVictoria ♥
They are superb!
ReplyDeleteOoh I love your talking flowers, the angry red rose is a bit scary, better keep it away from the baby. Hope to see your new ones.
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