This picture really doesn't show the needle sculpting very well (choosing a less 'busy' fabric would have been better). Trust me, it's there. His eyes and nostrils are painted and now the next step is to attach his head to his body! I've had limited time today to work on him, so I'm pretty pleased to get this far along.
Thursday, February 04, 2010
He can see!
This picture really doesn't show the needle sculpting very well (choosing a less 'busy' fabric would have been better). Trust me, it's there. His eyes and nostrils are painted and now the next step is to attach his head to his body! I've had limited time today to work on him, so I'm pretty pleased to get this far along.
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Ah now he's getting a character of his own.
ReplyDeletesmug little devil, isn't he? been eating the knight cans again has he?
ReplyDeleteOkay, I can finally *see* him! (and obviously he can see me too! LOL!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie, as dragons go. I suppose they prefer "fierce" or "frightening" but this one is definitely lovable!!! ;)
XXOO!!
Anne
P.S. Great job!
What a unique pattern. I do hope you can give us some idea as to his/her? size.
ReplyDeleteOK, i enlarged him and i can also see the sculpting. He's got eyebrows and nostrils and i can see the detail of his eye very well. Good work MA. K.
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