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"Victorian Woman" (hand muffler, bustle, bun, and all) is a hollow wire-frame terracotta that was done one afternoon a few months ago. After air-drying, for some reason I left her outer surface unfinished for quite some time, but in this particular instance I finally decided to opt for a silver colored wax metallic finish made by a company called Craft Smart and dress her properly.
The picture itself was taken on my Galaxy Pad and was slightly filtered to soften the silver "glare", but I think it still relays what the piece generally looks like in real life. It's no great epic masterpiece by a long shot, but it is a suitable bit of side craft to punctuate the writing, film and music.
So yeah, call me a Renaissance man if you want. It's what I do.
Till next time.
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