#painted wood sculpture

[letmeinimafairy]

Available miniatures for sale

Currently available things - resin, wood and stone pendants, painted stones and a shipwreck diorama in a shell

[saym0-0]

hm i think after the rapture joel only tried to use his soul magic (not magic, according to him) once, in esmp s2, where he used the last of his clay he took from mezeleas stores during the rapture to create 'god joel', and never again because he was so worried that it wouldn't work (not that he told anyone that). until he joined hermitcraft and began sculpting again at last. thats his armour stand dabbling hehe. maybe soon he'll start experimenting on transferring his soul to his new sculptures. they're not mezelean clay clones but maybe they'll work :33

[itscolossal]

In ‘Wild Kindness,’ Marcel Dzama Dreams Up Worlds of Uncanny Whimsy

[abstracteddistractions]

Torkwase Dyson, 

"I Am Everything That Will Save Me #4 (Bird and Lava)," 2021,

Acrylic, string, and graphite on wood,

60" (152.4 cm), diameter.

Courtesy: Pace Gallery

[bibliobibuli25]

MuseumSeries#1

National Museum, Delhi, India.

[thatshowthingstarted]

An Egyptien Gesso-Painted Wood Funerary Model of a Boat,

Middle Kingdom, 11TH-12TH DYNASTY, 2087-1759 B.C.

31 ¼ in. (79.5 cm.) wide.

Courtesy: Christie's / Mougins Museum of Classical Art.

[almostarts]

Erich Dieckmann, "Custom armchair,"

Berliner Metallgewerbe Joseph Müller, Germany, 1930,

Painted tube steel, wicker, lacquered wood,

24¾ h × 23½ w × 35 d in (63 × 60 × 89 cm).

The Boyd Collection

[alcettogo]

Saustember day 3: Wood

[alicewisbeystudio]

Dowel Drawing II

http://alicewisbeystudio.etsy.com

[starchbean]

Alebrije Inspired Dragonfly Puzzle

I recently took a trip to Arizona and loved the sculptures and bright colored paintings I saw. I wanted to buy one but wasn't sure if I had enough room in my luggage for it. Instead, I did a little research when I got back home and decided to paint the wooden dragonfly I got that was made by Alex's Puzzles in Pennsylvania in the style of Alebrijes, a style pioneered by Pedro Linares López.

I want to do a clay quail too sometime. Not sure when I'll get around to it, but it's on the list. The quails in Arizona were SO CUTE!!

[atomic-freezer]

The Old Garden

[evie2001]

Gifts

[itscolossal]

Reflecting Time Passing, Chris Oh Reinterprets Works of the Northern Renaissance on Ephemeral Substrates

[mabelsguidetolife]

huh….. my dad’s art features a lot of triangular shapes

[fromthedust]

Cry a River - work-in-progress

cast plaster with bronze powder & wash, dyed found stoneware, schlag-metal leafed & lacquered found object (circuit-board drilling backer), slumped iridescent black glass - 9¼"x 10"x 1½" (as is)

This will be mounted within a shadowbox frame and probably have further elements added. This piece began about ten years ago when I discovered the masonite-like circuit-board drilling backer while dismantling a decorative cloth-wrapped oriental-style box which had been discarded. After stripping the cloth off the board and removing all the adhesive residue it was leafed and sealed with tinted lacquer. A Another inch-wide strip of this box-backer was used in another piece, GOLDEN DREAM: PERFORATIONS (see below), but this larger salvaged piece sat unused in the studio, and though it was considered as a possible element in any number compositions over the years it was always shelved again as being not-quite-right. Finding the stoneware fragment with the concentric circular pattern (a bottom-side-up fragment of a large broken hand-thrown platter) and retrieving the old lip demo (which had been fitted with a magnet and sat attached onto various computers as a 'mascot' for many years), and then after doing some texture test-slumps of various iridescent glass pieces these all just came-together. Gotta make the shadowbox frame to fit next.

GOLDEN DREAM: PERFORATIONS

plywood cradle, gold-painted joint cement, paint-wiped Virginia slate, blued steel found object, dyed maple burl, schlag-metal leafed found object (circuit-board drilling backer), dichroic glass - 13¾"x 13"x 2½" - 2016 - sculptural painting exhibited once, in 2022