Magic wands! Morningstar Hall Etsy update!
I've been working a lot and listing a lot of stuff over at my Etsy page.
In time for Halloween, I bring you a special surprise: prop magic wands! These are seriously cool. Click the pics to go to the sale page.
Those two are of my favorite, lovingly sculpted from the femur of a garden gnome. (Okay, it's really polyclay over wood, but don't tell anyone!)
Thinking about listing the re-titled book as well. (The blue one, not the leather one, which is not for sale!) I found a tutorial for these and thought The Fine Art of Poisoning would be the perfect title for a book about deadly decoctions, as well as being an homage to an album I really like. I want to age it some more, though.
One for smaller hands and one for larger hands! Both are quite comfortable to hold.
The leatherbound book is an antique photo album, a gorgeous thing I picked up for a scandalously (so I believe, anyway) low price at a huge flea market. It looks for all the world like a spellbook.
The skull is a Reeve's muntjac, which are adorable as meat-creatures, but look kind of sinister as skulls. I love this little guy.
I also listed a few of these:
Tiny little boxes with woodburned designs on the lid. Great for holding small, loose curiosities or spell components.
I will be listing some actual painted trinket boxes soon, just as a heads up for those of you who have been wanting to buy one.
I hope you all don't mind. There's going to be a lot of art posts coming up along with corresponding sales, because I've been making a lot of stuff, I want y'all to see it, and I also want to sell it. I'm still trying to decide how to go about it (several items once a week vs. one item several times a week).
In time for Halloween, I bring you a special surprise: prop magic wands! These are seriously cool. Click the pics to go to the sale page.
Those two are of my favorite, lovingly sculpted from the femur of a garden gnome. (Okay, it's really polyclay over wood, but don't tell anyone!)
Thinking about listing the re-titled book as well. (The blue one, not the leather one, which is not for sale!) I found a tutorial for these and thought The Fine Art of Poisoning would be the perfect title for a book about deadly decoctions, as well as being an homage to an album I really like. I want to age it some more, though.
One for smaller hands and one for larger hands! Both are quite comfortable to hold.
The leatherbound book is an antique photo album, a gorgeous thing I picked up for a scandalously (so I believe, anyway) low price at a huge flea market. It looks for all the world like a spellbook.
The skull is a Reeve's muntjac, which are adorable as meat-creatures, but look kind of sinister as skulls. I love this little guy.
I also listed a few of these:
Tiny little boxes with woodburned designs on the lid. Great for holding small, loose curiosities or spell components.
I will be listing some actual painted trinket boxes soon, just as a heads up for those of you who have been wanting to buy one.
I hope you all don't mind. There's going to be a lot of art posts coming up along with corresponding sales, because I've been making a lot of stuff, I want y'all to see it, and I also want to sell it. I'm still trying to decide how to go about it (several items once a week vs. one item several times a week).