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Extraordinary work of this artist, a young Columbian, now living in Bristol, England.
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http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/artscie … per-birds/
http://www.dianabeltranherrera.com/
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Beautiful work! I would certainly like to see the bird bases she applies the "feathers" to.
On her website... did you notice the zebra? Unfinished?
Sue
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Oooooooooh! Go to Google Images and type in Diana Beltran Herrera. Lots and lots of birds and a few fish. And a caterpillar. And a couple of monkeys.
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Hi David. Thanks for sharing this. I love to see how another craftsperson approaches making birds. When you study a form and try to reproduce it, the method of approach you take says a lot about yourself; her approach is free of my personal limitations, and opens up some unique ideas for me. She is just amazing, and so young!
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Outstandingly realistic pieces--I like the male Northern Cardinal and Belted Kingfisher the best. I don't think I'd ever have the patience to do all those individual feathers (I usually do them in clusters to save time).
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