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Archives: January 2012

First mold for sculpted wing elements

  • January 17, 2012
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For some reason, I did these little wings in plastalina, which really isn’t the best choice for detailed items under two inches in size. I just wanted to have that oily texture under my fingertips and the nostalgic scent, I guess.  I got them as clean as I could, and cast them in plaster, as we see here. Plaster can take remarkable detail. Enlarge the image, and you will see threadlike areas which are simply rough clay that i couldn’t smooth (not without my fumbling fingers wrecking some other place) . Now I can do a little bit of finishing…

Slender spooky Emu feathers natural color

  • January 15, 2012
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At least forty feathers in each bag, from 4 (FOUR) inches long to, sometimes, as long as 8(EIGHT) inches. Skinny as string… If skeletons grew feathers they might look like these. If there were grasshopper angels, they might fly on wings made of these feathers. Brian Froud’s goblins steal these for their formal attire. If you are looking for something ethereal and macabre, delicate and moldering* to trim your mask, bodice, fan, sword belt– you have been looking for Emu feathers all this time. This is the listing of changing my mind. I couldn’t remember what the bird was for…

starf★cker Silver Lamè Hanky

  • January 15, 2012
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The Hanky code. How handy! Right side, left side, colors– Its a great way to cut to the chase. And here’s one more chase cut; celebrities! If you are famous, charismatic, beloved, you can dangle this slice of glamor from your left hand pocket. If you’re a starf★cker, flaunt it– wear this dream-rag in your right pocket. What a great gift. Think about it– what a special meaning, no matter how you look at it.

A two-headed Daschshund

  • January 14, 2012
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his– or is it these– little Dachshund(s) is– or are– bright eyed and playful, despite their apparent deformity. Recently, Probablepossible was made aware of the plight of a number of little animals who had been kept in a loving home. The decease of their owner– a small individual with a distracted manner and an extraordinary ocular prosthesis adoring one temple– has left these critters in need of new homes. Upcycled from beanie plushies.

A Two Headed Rabbit

  • January 14, 2012
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This– or is it these– little rabbit(s) is– or are– bright eyed and playful, despite their apparent deformity. Recently, Probablepossible was made aware of the plight of a number of little animals who had been kept in a loving home. The decease of their owner– a small individual with a distracted manner and an extraordinary ocular prosthesis adoring one temple– has left these critters in need of new homes. Upcycled from beanie plushies.

New headers for a new version of probablepossible

  • January 8, 2012
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  And new shop software. It seems to be the best compromise for me.  I am still testing the software, but for a little vacation, I’ve created these new images;  

Theodosia, an art neoveau sixties revival calling card

  • January 2, 2012
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Choose from a variety of color effects. YOU ARE PURCHASING: a high-resolution PDF file that prints ten business-sized cards on one sheet of paper. Please specify US Letter size or A4. Also if you prefer cutting lines– for your own cardstock– or none– for precut office supply business card sheets.

Edgewood Queen Anne Revival calling cards for you to print

  • January 2, 2012
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The designation “Queen Anne” is a misnomer, as the lady was dead for two centuries before the style came into being, and she would never have recognised anything in the particularly American version! The Queen Anne Victorian era was the late 1980s– the Turn of The Twentieth Century. It was a time of ebullient optimism, barbershop quartets and sweeping walking skirts, the beginning of the industrial expansion.  Architectually it was a period of delicate fretwork embellishments on many-roomed “Cottages.” As the child of an architect I visited this one often; The Lucky Baldwin Cottage, at the Los Angeles Arboretum. Within…