Art Gecko Studio: My newest Dragon...

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

My newest Dragon...

I'm almost finished with this guy, but he hasn't quite taken a breath yet...

4 comments:

3rdEyeMuseJune 19, 2009 at 11:31 AM
he looks perfect! ... what could possibly be left?
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Misty's CreationsJune 19, 2009 at 7:07 PM
Thank's Michelle, But I have to shine up his eyes.
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Pretty ThingsJune 21, 2009 at 1:55 PM
Just amazing! You should do a huge book of all your wonderful creations.
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Sarah SullivanJune 22, 2009 at 9:11 AM
Hi Misty!! I would be thrilled to help you in any way with the online stuff. Your work is amazing hon!!! I know there are several groups on Ebay who would be thrilled to have you join!! Lemme see if I can find info for you! Do you have an Ebay account? You can email me through my blog if you would like and let me know what I can help you with!!! Thanks for popping by my Quilting Bee!
Hugs, Sarah
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Ginny Schmidt's Wizardry

My dragons are sculpted from DAS air dry clay, they are painted with acrylics. I have taken many photos of my dragons to share with my friends. A great lady by the name of Ginny Schmidt happened upon them on the Red Bubble sight. She was kind enough to suggest they would present so much better if they weren't cluttered with the stuff of everyday life in thier backgrounds! WoW... was she ever right! Ginny worked her digital wizardry on many of the backgrounds behind my dragons and they are beautiful. Here are some sights you can see more of Ginny Schmidt's work! www.redbubble.com/people/cricketnoel www.zazzle.com/cricketnoel www.spoonflower.com/profiles/cricketnoel www.etsy.com/shop/cricketnoel Thank you again Ginny for your input, and foresight!

Misty's Art Work

I sculpt my dragons from DAS air dry clay. I enjoy sculpting them most when I am free to do what my heart desires. I also paint and I make jewelry from polymer clay. I would love to learn to weld and make something out of metal. My studio is behind my Barber Shop. I have been a Barber for 34 years. I've always worked the shop and when the sun went down for 20 years I played music with my husband, step son and Rollah in a four piece Band known as "The Jacks". I played Bass Guitar. But I have since retired from music and am pursuing "my" art work once again. I hope it brings some emotion to you and as with all starving artists, some of it is for sale. Don't be afraid to ask!