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Lisa is the creator of Poppets and other art. Talented authors tend to write stories about images she makes. At Strange Studios, in Palm Springs, California, she and fellow artist Benton Warren create fantastical kinetic works. This blog is about Poppets, life in the studio and other strange goings on.
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8 comments:
I really like the sculpture...looking forward to seeing more detailed pics as you rework it and finish it!
I look forward to reading about Mr. Hicks and the chance to become "de-scumified"!
Made it over from Neil's journal (the description of the statue was intriguing). Looked at the picture and my jaw dropped. I shall have to collect it off the floor in a bit. It's absolutely wonderful. Thanks for making my day.
wow! do post more closeup photos! am curious to see the enhancements you'll put in :)
This is absolutely beautiful. I have dreams like this quite often...
What a fantastic sculpture!! That is one helluva nook Neil has, I look forward to seeing the progress on this re-hab project.
I also wandered over from Neil's site. "Nook"? How about "crevasse"?! I was expecting to see something a little over a foot tall, maybe 18"... Wow! Very, very impressive!
-ross
What a dark and pretty sculpture. I am beyond impressed to read that it is also capable of moving.
Remarkable. Just remarkable.
Best of luck in your repairs.
Again.. more amazing art!!
Trent
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