So awesome and cute!
I love all the texture on it.
Are the whiskers made of wire?

Thank you everyone. The whiskers are monofilament.

This is awesome!! The calico looks great, even gives it the appearance of a koi fish. It looks like it's floating. Is that "seaweed" covered wire holding it up?

Yes, the seaweed directly behind the kitty has a strong wire that runs from inside the wood base, up through the bottom half of the seaweed and up into the kitty. I'll post a few more pictures of it in a bit and try to show you the back.

Thank you both!

Fairywings, yes I still have my blog. It's in my profile and it's called Tilted Asylum.

Sorry I've been away for so long. My wonderful hubby had back surgery and then we went through a round of colds, sniffles and just pain yuckiness. He's doing well and no more drippy noses. 

I just finished my newest sculpture, Merkitty. I designed it from one of my aceos that I painted a few years ago. This one was a real challenge for me and I must admit I'm really happy with the way it turned out. I love, love, love working with paperclay. It lets me sculpt more complicated pieces then when I was sculpting in wax and making my own molds. I also like creating one of a kinds because recreating the same piece over and over makes my brain freeze ... lol



Sculpture is 9 3/4" tall and 6" wide.

You made this box into a beautiful keepsake, nicely done.

These are really nice. If we had had polymer clay way back when I was playing with Barbies, just think of all the stuff we would have made!

Those are fantastic! Another winner to add to your long list of sucesses!

This is fantastic! Is it polymer?

It's sculpted in paperclay.

Thank you everyone for your wonderful comments.

I just can't... stop... staring... at it!   
You did an amazing job... I love the brainy handle on the lid!

Was going to sculpt a knife in his brain but it didn't want that and we all know we have to listen to the voices in our heads ........ bwahahahaaaaa

I also thought this was PMC. Very pretty and impressive work. I hope you do more of these.