Well... my (not so) little misfit messenger  is finally  coming all together! He stands 23 inches tall (without his top hat)! He wears a wai...

I have base-coated the doll's head and just for the moment, added some vintage  millinery flowers to a netting and ribbon "hat...

What does a reclaimed music box with a key,  a repurposed doll head with a cloth-overlay, and a vintage key-hole share in common? "Folk...

Tick... Tick... Tick...  goes the wee vintage clock! I love the fact that the the name  stamped on the  clock face is: "united" ...

Have added some color to both the canvas and the wings... verdis green, terra-cotta clay and metallic gold!  Yikes! And now I am thinking......

I dedicated several hours to working  on this angel today. With a dry base coat of flat black  over  the entire piece, I then began layering...

This was a personal journey;  acknowledging the past and embracing the future.   The long journey home: • a childhood memory ; where family ...

What an adventure this journey has been... working on "Phaeton #2" I finished him this evening   and hope to post  a few more pict...

All of the "parts" seem to be falling in place, for "Phaeton #2" His boat is finished... I made a paper clay black crow ...

I am plugging away, a little bit at a time on "Verus North!"  I found a little knit sweater that suits her...  and this wild purpl...

I found time over the weekend  to put a little mouth on "Verus North" and finish her paperclay hair! I still need to basecoat the ...

I just heard that two of my folk art cage dolls will be in the premier issue of Stampington & Company's newest magazine: "Prims...

I often marvel at what a basecoat of color can do! Here, a bit of Burnt Sienna just breathes life and adds some personality to her face. (a...