these are very beautiful pieces and I love the style

these are SO creative! I love he original ideas and how colourful you made them <3

incredibly well done! I love the texturey look of the elephants skin.

I should mention that the movie didn't inspire any of this, I had these pieces made well before I saw it. I was just posting this while the credits were rolling so it was still on my mind. and requiem for a dream! that's one I'd like to see again soon

I can't believe other people have seen this movie. I had never even heard of it before the night I posted these. I like that I'm not the only one weirded out by it, haha

A picture of a heart is a really good idea flyangler

Thank You for all the words! I appreciate it and obviously really loved reading it all   cheese and crackers, haha <3

omg! I can only imagine how long it took you to make all of that.
I'm so hungry now <3

Heeeey  its been a while...

I've been playing around with lockets lately and so far its been a good time. The
only frustrating part is that its a twice baked process so there's a bit of waiting
around in between. The ribcage took a really long time but I didn't want to half
ass it for the sake of charging less. I made a heart that goes inside too but it
makes the piece a little too heavy. I'm still debating adding a heart for anything
more than pictures sake.









The brains were what started the whole thing. I saw the heart shaped locket
and all I could think was to slap some brains on that mother



...I just finished watching the movie savage grace and my minds still in wtf
mode. Its based on a true story about what led a son to murder his mother.
I don't want to spoil it but they slept together 0_o gore doesn't disturb me
but mommy effing does. 

 

eee, tape worms? sounds right up my alley
thanks for all the kind words!

lvl0rg4n-that's so awesome and I'm very flattered! <3 I love the word grub to describe them too, haha

thanks guys, and I always take creepy as a compliment 

The lashes I used first were the real fake ones (like the ones on the sleeping worm). They looked really dark and too thick. I wish I took a picture with them for some advice but it slipped my mind. You can't tell in these photos but I also glued some of that real hair in his moles, hehe

Lately I've been busy making all sorts of wormy, fleshy figurines. Some I plan on selling and others (the more fragile pieces) are just for the eff of it. These were both made on wire supports with a mix of translucent and euchr clay. Then they're crevices were painted before being sealed with a satin glaze



This second one had eye lashes but they were too thick so I pulled them out... I'm still thinking of adding some but need to find the right kind first.



They almost kind of look squishy in the right light 

yes! this rocks