Anyway, here are the finished pictures of Sleeping Beauty. She got sponge coat of white to bring out the details (thank Elyssa) and then I hand painted all the dark drip marks on the edges. She is on her way upstairs for a few weeks until she comes back down for set up.
Ooooo, she looks creepily real!
ReplyDeleteJust fantastic work. Love it.
ReplyDeleteReally like how it falls across her face and out to the corners.
ReplyDeleteNice.
You are the Michelangelo of All Hallows Eve and your draped Sleeping Beauty proves it! She is stunning in her spookiness, sometimes what you don't see spooks you more than what you can see. I'm lovin' it all!
ReplyDeleteAh, it's coming off beautifully!
ReplyDeleteAmazingly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could do what you do!
Wow she looks amazing
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing prop by the Frog Queen - your a true artist.
ReplyDeleteNicely done! Love the covered face.
ReplyDeletethe finish work really shows off her curves ;p
ReplyDeleteThat looks incredible! There must be a real woman under that shroud. Really nice work!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly amazing, congratulations on making such a wonderful prop!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's such a beautiful and romantic piece. It really captures the the idea of eternal rest. I love it!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning piece of work!
ReplyDeleteThis is quite stunning.. Great job
ReplyDeleteA great idea to begin with, but my-oh-my you've executed it to perfection. My favorite parts are the entire base with all those layers of molded edges, and the way the combination of draped fabric and paint makes it so easy to imagine her face. Am also loving the way the fabric drapes down the corners of the base. Very beautiful.
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