Glädje, kreativitet och kommunikation
Det är många som tror att begåvade barn har det lätt för sig, men ofta är det faktiskt tvärtom. Det är inte ovanligt att de betraktas som ”besvärliga” med sina ofta märkliga frågor, förmågor och udda beteende. Därmed får de … Read More
So glad to be able to announce that I am one of the Polymer Clay Adventure 2018 teachers! Would you like to learn my technique for making kurbits patterns? And how to create a small, fat and cute horse sculpture? … Read More
I think that a great deal of the inspiration for this – my biggest creation so far – comes from Georg Dinkel, which I met at Synergy4 in Philadelphia a few weeks ago. He builds large and absolutely stunning buildings … Read More
When a Mosebacke Horse Sculpture gets the name Chivas you immediately know that it is a horse that carries a lot of joy and dancing within him. This Chivas is no exception. He stretches toward the sun, full of confidence … Read More
I’m an equine artist – and I am not alone being that. There are a lot of people all around the world who like me portray these wonderful animals. Among other things, I’m a member of Institute of Equine Artists. … Read More
Today, I continued working with the happy and curious horse. It has been dancing around on my studio table and has really spread joy around itself. It has almost been difficult to get it dressed in the black, because black … Read More
This will be a curious horse, or perhaps a questioning one. Anyway it stands on its hind legs and keeps one front leg to the side. The horse’s bodiy is quite heavy and it will balance on two very thin … Read More
And here she is – Paisan as a finished Mosebacke Horse Sculpture! I think she looks like a very self-confident teenager, balancing on one leg with her arms (forelegs) crossed an looking calmly at you. In the video below you … Read More
As Paisan is a very special horse, I wanted to make a very special cane for her. As you can see, this cane is built up from the middle with a lot of details that together form the final cane. … Read More
Yes, Paisan is – or will be – a Mosebacke Horse Sculpture. As always I start with the ”skeleton” – the armature. What you see in the photo ito the left is her spine, made of a steel wire. The … Read More