Mystery Monday Four

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It's time for another installment of Mystery Mondays.  Even though you can see these two pretty well.  Not withstanding my poor photography not much of a mystery really.  The mystery is what will these two figures become.  They are an experiment actually in creating pieces that will still hang on the wall, but instead of branches for there bottom third, I gave them legs and feet.  They are destined to be performers in the Carnival of the Unseen.  At least that is the story the have given me.  We shall see if that is true or not.  I used two of the heads that I sculpted last week.

Still need to sculpt hands to match the other heads I sculpted.  All in good time I suppose.

Also, a reminder of my give away that you can still get in on.  You can find the details here.

Have a great and wonderful Monday as well as beautiful week ahead.

Comments

flyingbeader said…
Hindu aliens??? I love them & can't wait to see what they truly are.
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9:47 AM
Cody Goodin said…
I lke that Hindu aliens. Maybe....
10:13 AM
The Studio at Crow Haven Farm, LLC said…
You had a busy weekend too! These guys look very interesting. I can totally see these hanging on a wall. Fantastic ART WORK CODY...as ALways. I love seeing your WIPS!
Cheers
3:32 PM
Cody Goodin said…
Hey Michelle, I have the fabric layer on and the heads and hands painted. I am hoping to get the first fiber wrapping done tonight. Then it is embellishment time. A little more on these two. They are the first in my Carnival of The Unseen series. Will probably be the biggest pieces too.
4:25 PM
Cyndy Sieving- Reporter said…
You are so creative I can't wait to see your final creatures.
10:35 AM
Cody Goodin said…
Thanks Cyndy, I will have new pics this weekend. i am almost finished.
12:07 PM
Coach Z said…
I absolutely love these and their poses on spot on. What movement and interest! These are grand, Cody.
12:46 PM
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