Clay FUNdamentals
Miniatures




Here's a couple of artifacts I did for an old issue of Nutshell News. Don't ask me what year - it was a long time ago. I call it a "Bevodon" because it has been known to fly into a rage when it can't get it's native prey - chocolate.




Hum - hard to see. The bowl on the left is filled with Christmas cookies, and the bowl on the right is filled with Christmas 'cut-rock' and ribbon candy. Each piece of candy is about 1/16" in dia, and yes, has the traditional pictures on them. Living proof that artists are "one taco short of a combo platter."






Oh, I am SO proud of this one! It's an authentic (except for size) reproduction of a 4th century Jin Dynasty Chinese Yueyao chamber pot! Well, haven't YOU always wanted one?




I love fish. I love to eat fish, fish for fish, and fish are my favorite pets. So here are some in-scale game fish.




Japanese food is my absolute favorite. I'm a true sushivore. I'd give up chocolate before I gave up sushi. Here's a miniature tribute to the perfect dinner.



Table is wood, bonsaii is bits of this and that, food and plates are made from polymer clay and resin.



Close up - sushi, kobe beef, miso soup, green tea ice cream, and saki. Please don't write and tell me how un-authentic it is - it's just stuff I love to eat. Except the saki - can't handle saki. But the decanters are sooooo cute!




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