The sculptures below are now available for sale. To make things simple, I’ve included the cost of shipping in the price. Shipping available to U. S. addresses only.
All the works shown below are original sculptures, created with paper mache and Ultimate Paper Mache Clay. I paint my sculptures with acrylic artist’s colors, and finish them with a protective matte varnish. They are intended for indoor display only.
Please contact me if you have any questions about these sculptures.
To see a larger image, click on any of the images below.
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| Calico Angel-Cat 12″ L, 11″ W, 6″H $125 |
Striped Angel-Cat 13″L, 7″W, 15 1/2″ H $125 |
Jackrabbit I 9 1/2″ L, 12 1/2″ H, 5″ W SOLD |
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| Jackrabbit II 11″ L, 14 1/2″ H, 9 1/2″ W SOLD |
Jackrabbit Set SOLD |
Bobcat 22″ L, 14 1/2″ H, 11″ W $475 |
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| Ghost Cat (Snow Leopard) 27″ L, 15 1/2″ H, 14″ W $670 |
Lion Cub I - Sitting 21″ L, 15 1/2″ H, 14″ W $325 |
Lion Cub II - Stalking 30″ L, 12″ H, 8″ W $325 |
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| Lion Cub III – Sleeping 22″ L, 8″ H, 13″ W $325 |
Playful Lion Cub 24 1/2″ L, 14″ H, 13 1/2″ W Available only with Lion Cub I – see next image – |
Two Lion Cubs – Set $475 |
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Your items are AWSOME!! I have to help my daughter create an endangered Black Footed Ferret, so we are thinking of going with paper mache… any tips on creating the body? Thanks!
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Jonni Reply:
January 19th, 2010 at 7:27 am
Hi Michelle. I suggest making a cardboard pattern to start with. It should be made from a drawing of a ferret from the side. Legs should also be cut from cardboard. Then you can fill out the form with paper and masking tape, and apply the skin of paper mache strips and paste, or paper mache clay. I don’t have a ferret on this site, but to see how the patterns work check out the panda and echidna tutorials. And please let us see daughter’s black-footed ferret when it’s done!
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I live in Indiana. I do not understand your measurements. They do not seem to be standard inch/foot. Why 43? how can I TRANSLATE? Hubert
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Jonni Reply:
February 7th, 2010 at 4:08 pm
Huh?
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Hi i have 2 pet hamsters and i thought i would try and do a papier mache one (there dwarf) do you have any idea’s wich could help me love the animals by the way!
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Jonni Reply:
March 6th, 2010 at 7:07 am
Hi Emily. You can use the instructions for making the lop-eared rabbit (with a different shape and ears, of course). Also check out our paper mache tutorials page.
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