The Cosmic Clown

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Wow!  That didn't take long.  So let me introduce you to the Cosmic Clown.  He is the one that like to play tasteful jokes on you as you travel your spiritual journey.  Of course I don't think the jokes are always in good taste.  But, he says that's a matter of opinion.  Usually his which ruffles me sometimes.  He is a poly clay head and attached to a funky piece of willow branch.  He has an assortment of fibers and beads I received in a door prize bag at our last meeting with the Indy doll group this past May.  I attached glass marbles as his little magical orbs along the bottom of the branch.


This one was a great deal of fun to make.  These pieces aren't all that sophisticated but, they make great blank canvas' to play around with.  I thinking of offering this as a class.  Anyway I hope you like both posts today.  Now I need to go and declutter my worktable a bit so I can start some new things.  Until next time love to you all and happy creating.

Comments

Lorell Lehman said…
What a lovely feeling this piece has Cody! I love his face and his nose in particular.
Hope things are going well....thinking of you.
Love and hugs.
5:40 PM
Cody Goodin said…
Hey thanks Lorell, things are going ok. I am recovering more each day of myself.
7:48 PM
ennovyennovy said…
belle pièce
9:10 AM
Cody Goodin said…
Thank you ennovyennovy I appreciate it.
10:20 AM
Coach Z said…
This is a brilliant peice, my friend! Absoultely gorgeous!! It came together beauitfully!! You should be very proud!
4:39 PM
Cody Goodin said…
Thank you so much MarZel, he is one of my favorites.
7:14 PM
LuLu Kellogg said…
This is my favorite piece!
LuLu
11:13 AM
Cody Goodin said…
Thank you LuLU. It is one of my faves too.
7:20 PM
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