Roots & Wings: Featured in Art Doll Quarterly February 2015

Mother & Daughter dryads: featured in Art Doll Quarterly Feb - April 2015 issue
Mother & Daughter dryads: featured in Art Doll Quarterly Feb – April 2015 issue
"Dear little one I wish two things, To give you roots  And give you wings (unknown)
“Dear little one
I wish two things,
To give you roots
And give you wings
(unknown)
These pieces are attached through two points of contact allowing for a sense of bouyancy. The child is detachable
These pieces are attached through two points of contact allowing for a sense of bouyancy. The child is detachable

Close-up of tree child

This is a view from above to give you a sense of the mother's wonder at the moment she releases her child to the wind
This is a view from above to give you a sense of the mother’s wonder at the moment she releases her child to the wind
Mother Armature. Further explanation of how I built this piece can be found in the Feb - Apr 2015 issue of Art Doll Quarterly. I buy mine at Barnes & Noble.
Mother Armature. Further explanation of how I built this piece can be found in the Feb – Apr 2015 issue of Art Doll Quarterly. I buy mine at Barnes & Noble.
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Fancybread – One of a kind Sculpture , approx 7″ tall/posable

I loved the first movie, “Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory” starring Gene Wilder. At one point in the storyline he quotes the words “Where is fancy bred, in the heart or in the head? To my young mind I heard “fancybread”. Sounded delightful and delicious to me so on the day when, in a particularly pleasant fit of creative playfullness I created this little guy, I asked him his name the immediate reply was “Fancybread”. If you want a more profound answer than that, I can think one up and get back to you later.

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