The Atomic Horse, part 4
The legs of the molecule horse have looooong bonds between the atoms, but in the same way as I made the head very realistic, I made the hooves realistic too, As I said before, it’s all about balance. As many … Read More
The legs of the molecule horse have looooong bonds between the atoms, but in the same way as I made the head very realistic, I made the hooves realistic too, As I said before, it’s all about balance. As many … Read More
The Atomic Horse must have something to put its feet on. So I made something that looks like real stone.
A horse must have a head. This time I chose to make the head more realistic than on many other Mosebacke Horses. It is hard too see in the pictures as I used black clay, but I have to tried … Read More
Several times, I have tried to create a horse out of my vison of an atomic horse, and several times I have failed. Now I will try one more time. The last time. If I don’t make it this time, … Read More
Finally – after many hours of work the Roxen Moonlight Dress was ready. In the photos you can follow how I used rubber thread to fasten the circles, how I sew the dress in black fabric, how I attached the … Read More
Reassembling the dress after curing by finding the right places for all the small round pieces of thin clay. In the black sky there are also constellations, created with swarovski chrystals.
Hundreds of small circles…
Time for the horses!
Now I add black in the water and black leaves to the trees at the sides. The pasta machine is, as always, a very useful tool.