I don't know if it was intentional or not, but, like Scylla, I was also struck by the melted look of your instruments, which gives them a slightly surreal vibe that I like.
What'd you use for the tuning pegs on the guitar? The shapes look maddeningly familiar to me, but I can't place them (tops maybe?)
Thank you! I like to sculpt with just paper, without an armature. I love how the paper twists and folds and has a life of it's own. It does give it the melted and organic feel to them.
The tuning pegs are handmade beads. I make a lot of handmade paper and save any and all interesting pieces of scraps, junk mail, etc, often resulting in beads.
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Scylla Earls
February 10, 2014 at 2:52AM
Hi Sallie: Nice works. I like the "melted" look of the instruments. The finishes on the different rattles are very rich.
Mark Patraw
February 10, 2014 at 4:20PM
I don't know if it was intentional or not, but, like Scylla, I was also struck by the melted look of your instruments, which gives them a slightly surreal vibe that I like.
What'd you use for the tuning pegs on the guitar? The shapes look maddeningly familiar to me, but I can't place them (tops maybe?)
Sallie Frenzel
February 10, 2014 at 4:44PM
Thank you! I like to sculpt with just paper, without an armature. I love how the paper twists and folds and has a life of it's own. It does give it the melted and organic feel to them.
The tuning pegs are handmade beads. I make a lot of handmade paper and save any and all interesting pieces of scraps, junk mail, etc, often resulting in beads.