Unika skulpturer och målningar av EvaMarie Törnström
In my last blog post about the cloisonne horse I came to the conclusion that I had to develop a technique of my own to make something that looks like cloisonné. To make this, I needed a black base for … Read More
Yesterday, I rebuilt my homepage for Mosebacke Horses. I hope you will like it. I have made another top menue (it does not work fully on mobiles for the moment, but I will fix it in the next days), Also … Read More
I started to think about a Mosebacke Horse in some kind of cloisonné-like technique. I did some research on the internet, and found some tutorials on faux cloisonné, but did not find any that used polymer clay for the colored … Read More
Finally everything is in the right place. Happy Horse has come to life, created in polymer clay. She has got her body, her skin, her tail, her mane and her beloved passenger – her little foal. Happy Horse put her … Read More
Now Happy Horse and her passenger (her foal) are almost finished. They only need manes, as they are horses. But I did not give them ordinary manes. I gave them small beads. The mare got red beads and the passenger … Read More
The tail for Happy Horse was made of the same thin sheet of clay that I used for the skin to Happy Horse and her passenger. With a knife I cut feather-shaped pieces that I comined together on a steel … Read More
The Happy Horse is almost finished, but as I told you, she will have a little passenger on her back. Maybe it is her baby, her foal. This is how he was created. As usual, I started with a skeleton … Read More
To make the second skin for Happy Horse, I used the left-over black and white canes from the mare with her foal. I pressed the canes together to form a ball. Then I made slices, about 5 mm thick, of … Read More
In my last blog post you could see this very happy horse with a body of aluminum foil and legs of steel wire. Now it’s time for this horse’s first skin. As only the shape, not the color, is important … Read More
So, it is time for a new project. I really like my fat horses with spindly legs that make strange things that you seldom see horses do. The last horse was the mare that stood on its hind legs and … Read More