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Death and taxes

Dimension: 8.6in x 6.6in (22cm x 17cm)

Materials:Cardboard, Plaster, Papier Mâché, Wooden blocks, Wooden letters, Copper coins, Acrylic paint.

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King of Fool

Mixed media.

Size: 16.5cm x 23.5cm

Material: Cardboard, Plaster, Acrylic paint, Wood, Nails

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Heart Magnets

Plasticine sculpting then resin cast magnet heart.

I will try different colors as many really enjoyed the red one compared to the green.

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Framed Heart

Papier Mâcher heart on a premade frame from the dollar store, repainted.

My goal is to make more 3D "painting" with polymerclay or papier mâché and experiment more with surrealism art. This one is quite simple and keeps the classic gothic aesthetic.

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Framed Heart

Papier Mâcher heart on a premade frame from the dollar store, repainted.

My goal is to make more 3D "painting" with polymerclay or papier mâché and experiment more with surrealism art. This one is quite simple and keeps the classic gothic aesthetic.

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Monkey Paw

Polimerclay sculpture of a mumufied wishing monkey paw. It was quite the challenge to sculpt such tiny fingers and glue the fur on the back of the hand but it was a very fun process.

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i love your artwork! especially your moon doll, i'm obsessed with the way you did the textures on it

Thank you!! 😁

That makes me super happy you like this one, especially with the amount of work it took to figure things out with the sculpting part without breaking the plaster/clay on top of the papier mâcher.

In the near future I hope to make a more creepy cute doll/puppet like this one!

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She is almost done !

Previous post here

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Fixer Upper

One major craft complete that will take part of my macabre collection made from papier macher clay.

Here's the heart without glam.

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Heart 💔

Another small bidule that was on the back burner for a while. Trying to explore a more impressionist style of crafting and adding lots of spirals.

Material used:

Papier Mâcher

Aluminum foil

Plastic tube

hot glue

Acrylic paint

I forgot to take pictures of the process but if you want to do something similar, I suggest that you shape your work with aluminum foil as it makes it really light. Add two or three layers of papier mâché. Afterward being dry, you can use paper clay to add the details that you want with some sculpting tools. After a day, spray paint then paint with acrylic!

And voila some spooky décor!

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Working on more spooks. This time glow in the dark pestilence jar

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Deep One Mermaid

A little work in progress for my mixed media sculpture of a creepy mermaid. I still need to arrange the arms and fins, afterwards I can start the air dry clay.

Going for a mix of the sea horse, angler fish and overall Eldritch horror. It will be a challenge and I cannot wait to start sculpting the details.

Also, here's the base after adding the papier mâché

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Update 2

Almost done with building the feet. Now I just need to add papier clay and attach all the limbs as well as adding a few grungy fabric

Clown Doll Mockup! My first project of designing/upgrading a cursed doll. Critiques and inputs are welcomed!!!

I always have been a big fan of creepy cute dolls, especially as a teen. With a ''tiny'' obsession with clowns and, of course, the ''Tim Burton'' Aesthetic.

Recently my interest has been rekindled, wanting to dip my toes at crafting/fixing old unwanted dolls from the thrift store with a pinch of macabre. For this one, I'm trying to keep the Astrology and asymmetry theme of the original.

I never sewed which makes me quite hesitant about making the changes. It might take a while before I update this project however I'll do my best to learn and bring this beautiful clown to life!

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Made my first little coffin to store small critters in it.

Overall it was a fun experience but I think next time I'll change how I do the wood texture to be more cartoony.

Material used:

Cardboard, hot glue, paper, glue, plaster of Paris.

I first made a wonky sketch for the shape of the coffin. I cut my pieces of cardboard and glued them together.

Afterwards, I made papier macher clay. Or at least I tried. I didn't have a hand mixer so my paper was very fibrous and clumpy which was very difficult to sculpt with. Still I managed by adding a final layer with only plaster. Then, when it was dry, I sandpaper it and painted it before adding the hinges.

The only part missing is the inside which I don't know if I should paint or make a cushiony bed.

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Update + Work in progress.

In the end I went with the crescent moon design and went with papier maché for the head+ limbs. It's a lot of new experimentation but I hope it will work out when I'm done with them.

Clown Doll Mockup! My first project of designing/upgrading a cursed doll. Critiques and inputs are welcomed!!!

I always have been a big fan of creepy cute dolls, especially as a teen. With a ''tiny'' obsession with clowns and, of course, the ''Tim Burton'' Aesthetic.

Recently my interest has been rekindled, wanting to dip my toes at crafting/fixing old unwanted dolls from the thrift store with a pinch of macabre. For this one, I'm trying to keep the Astrology and asymmetry theme of the original.

I never sewed which makes me quite hesitant about making the changes. It might take a while before I update this project however I'll do my best to learn and bring this beautiful clown to life!

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Got some ghoulish guts

New animated banner for this blog and my YT channel. Still in a sketch phase but I wanted to have something refreshing that speaks more to the vibe I'm going for.

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Preparing my props/tools for future horror shoots.

I found this old cassette box and I'm slowly transforming it into a thanathologist case. I'm not sure about the blue felt as I would like to find a deep velvet green or teal fabric for an oozing vibe.