This video is part of a series showing the projects in my new book Make Animal Sculptures With Paper Mache Clay. (The video was made before the book came out – it is now available on Amazon.com)
This video is the second in a series showing off the projects in my upcoming book Make Animal Sculptures With Paper Mache Clay. Sorry about the cat – very unprofessional of me. But at least she wasn’t making as much noise as usual…
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This is slightly off-topic, but have you read Donald Miller’s book A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: What I Learned While Editing My Life
Now that my book is almost finished (still have to find a way to end it gracefully) I plan to start a series of horses. The horse I made for the book was so much fun, I’ve decided to do many more. I think I’ll borrow Xan’s idea and try to find a good cause that I can support with the sale of the horses. They’ll be fairly big, so the “cause” will need to be local. So – that’s my new challenge for the year. Wish me luck.
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Hi Jonni. I love your detailed work on the clown fish. I’ve used “mud” on occasion to fill in small cracks on sculptures. After reading some of your tutorials, I might use more of it! My wife and I just finished a 6-foot tiger for the World Wildlife Fund. Now they want it shipped to Qatar! Keep up the great work. I’m definitely going to use your site as a great resource. Take care.
DiVitto
Beautiful Shark! The shipping idea is not so beautiful. In fact, it sounds downright expensive. It’s very nice of you to take on a project like that – was the shark part of a fund-raising event?
While I’m flattered, I certainly didn’t invent the idea of art in benefit of animals! It is a great use, though. In auctions and raffles I’ve participated in or watched, art, and particularly 3-D art, often brings in the best response (read: $$). Your work should be very helpful!
Might I suggest selling the work, with a portion going to support a group you like. That way you can both be supported by the art!
Love the fish, and the talkative cat. Maybe she just wanted you to drop it, so she could see if it tasted as good as it looked!
Yes, I know you didn’t invent the idea, but you introduced it to me in a way that made sense. Therefore, you originated the idea as far as I’m concerned….
That cat just talks all the time. My brother said that most cats say something in particular when they talk, but mine doesn’t seem to be saying anything – just making noise. I hate to admit it, but he may be right. Is there something inherently loud about rag-doll cats, or is it just mine? And I wonder why I get most attached to the weirdest critters?
Hi there! First of all, let me tell you that you are a great artist! I found your website just for luck! I wasn´t even looking for maché.. It was destiny hahaha, anyways.. Its so entertaining that I read n saw everything it´s on your website haha, very nice job! Now, I can´t wait for your book! I want it nooow. I hope I can get it here in Mexico or at least with international shipping. I´m so excited im gonna try making a sculpture this weekend =D. Congratulations for your work, for your website n thanks for taking the time for sharing your experience n knowledge to all of us. Good luck!
P.D. I loved your cat! Mine also likes to be the center of attention hehehe…
And my cat thanks you, too.
Gosh – thanks. I hope you’ll let us see your sculpture when it’s done.
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