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Ganjamira — Autumn Soul - handcrafted Pendant
Published: 2014-05-09 14:17:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 15925; Favourites: 392; Downloads: 48
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My very first attempt to make a autumn themed pendant with actual branches with leafs, instead of only roots
It was pretty hard to sculpt the skinny branches >.<
This time I used a carnelian cabochon
The roots, leafs, moss and mushrooms are sculted on/arround the stone, baked as one piece as then painted with Citadel-Colors.
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Thank you!
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I really like this one, it is absolutely stunning. I'd like some time to pick your brain about how you do such an awesome wood texture, because I may want to think about getting into clay wrapping over simply wire wrapping. Also what sort of paints d you se to pain your sculptures?
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What brand of polymerclay do you use? I know with some brands, small/skinny parts can be fragile, I'm trying to figure out how to avoid that when I make smaller pieces of my own.
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I use different brands, but mostly FIMOsoft and FIMOclassic for these arboreal pendats
I use SuperSculpey-living doll too, but small details like leaves or single hairstrains get very fragile with it, why I always switch to FIMOsoft or Premo when sculpting such details^^
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Love this fall anything is so lovely i bet this could look cool with tiger's eye stones.
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Thank you very much!
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Awesome i can't wait to see how that comes out.
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How in the earth you can do so SMALL!???!!??!!! Im doing some small skulps by my hand but not THAT SMALL!! All your works are really REALLY COOL!!! Dont stop there, keep going good work!!
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Naaaaawwwww Thank you so much - don´t really know what to say!
I don´t really know how I do this...started to sculpt in this mini scale just for fun, but in the end it was so much fun I could´nt stop
I will
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Thank you!
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Thank you very very much!
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Awwwww thank you very very much!heart:.
Me too, but soon I´ll need to do something else then roots and leaves, or I´m going mad XD
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Thank you very very much!
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I love the details and the harmonic colours. Really beautiful work!
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Awwww thats so nice to hear!
What is it?
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Thank you, I really love the fall colours^^
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Wow, this is so pretty! My favorite so far. The colors are gorgeous, and I like the leaves.
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Awwww thank you very very much!
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so beautiful!!!!!!!!! really loved this a lot!
so great work with the little leaves!
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Very nicely done. Love the way you did various shades of rust/brown for the leaves, to go with the stone. Beautiful Autumn theme! (Living In Oz, it's mid Autumn here, so I'm seeing the trees changing around me at the moment. Excellent timing! 
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Awwww thank you very very much! I really adore this piece too, need more fitting stones for such pendantsla:
Where is "Oz"? I tried to google it but nothing came up xD
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You're welcome!
Ah, forgive me. 'Oz' is local slang for 'Australia'; I think it comes from locals calling themselves 'Aussies' with the accent making it sound like 'Ozzies'.
Anyway, I live approximately in the South East corner of the continent.
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Aaaaaahhhhh get it!
Would love to visit Australia one day, so many unique landscapes aaand fanlizards
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Heh, I wish we had fanlizards! We do have a few rather unique critters tho.
This place is definitely worth the visit. Just be aware it's a rather sizable land mass in spite of it's technically being an 'island'. (You'd be amazed how many visitors have the misconception that it's possible to drive from one side of Oz to the other in only a day or two. Not. Gonna. Happen.) So make sure you have lots of time to see everything! (One to three months ought to do it!
P.S. If you ever do decide to visit, message me if you'd like to meet up!
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x3 I had bearded dragons for many years and still have parakeets and Rosella-parakeets and many australian finches (we have a huge outdoor aviary in our garden:love) so most of our pets are australian
I definately will!
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We regularly get Rosellas flying around here - the red/blue kind, and the green kind. We also get flocks of cockatoos, usually the sulfur crested white ones, but occasionally the black ones will come by. Also several other bird species, such as the local magpie - which has a lovely voice, btw - and a little one called 'Willy Wag-tail'; local myths have them as messengers. And of course, the kookaburra; I love listening to them laugh! We've also had the occasional koala in the area, and once had to trap and relocate a pair of brush-tailed possums who had decided to take up residence in our roof! When camping, we ran across several 'roos & wombats, too. (Nearly tripped over a couple wombats on the way from the toilet building to my tent one time!)
As for geological structures; I recommend the Buchan Caves, lovely! And if you like, do a google search for Australian volcanoes - there are a couple here that have been extinct so long, you have to know what to look for to recognize the ancient caldera! (I think they've been turned into nat'l parks, so you can visit them!)
When you visit....I hope you like cats...and dark chocolate.
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