Hey folks, lots of people have been asking about a restock in various sizes of my FOREVER COLLECTING DEAD THINGS t-shirt, but I’m too busy right now, so I’ve done a Mercht print campaign.
Long and short sleeve t-shirts, and sweaters are available, and any orders will be printed and shipped by the amazing Awesome Merchandise.
I’ve restocked my Etsy shop with a new and improved version of this patch design. This time it’s woven (not embroidered), so the detail is as crisp as the air in the north of England right now.
A little late, I posted these during pride month on my instagram. I finally got an art blog so here’s my first post! I’m a gal obsessed with skulls and love to create pieces that fuel my strange aesthetic. This was dedicated to my friends ❤️
Some of the skull reconstructions i did a few months back :> Process pics in the bottom row. Both skulls found.
I had a bone box that was basically collecting skulls and parts too beaten up for my liking for YEARS (don’t take me wrong, i adore worn out and damaged skulls but sometimes its just too much to be aesthetically pleasing) and i finally fixed some of them up.
Both kitty and nutria were in extremely poor shapes, i even considered tossing the cat because… look at it, it was just loose parts (1st image, bottom row) but im really glad i didnt in the end. The diprosopus mod might not be the bees knees BUT for my first time reconstructing a skull i think its alright!
The nutria (which i named Berberis) i just love with my whole heart, the pictures might not convey it as good as i’d like to but you cant tell its a reconstruction until closer scrutiny. Really happy with them all in all.
sculpting skulls is a BI*CH, especially when you want a somewhat convincing mod… its just that the clay tilts and falls under its own weight, and you cant really stick the clay on the skull because then HOW are you supposed to bake the clay without damaging the bone? I managed the fitting by wetting the bone (poly clay wont stick to wet surfaces ;) and then just very delicately removing the shaped clay bits, hardening them, checking if its still fits the bone, filing, building on the shapes and elements on the “skeleton” (kitty process shows it off well, 2nd pic) and then filing more. Its a trip and a half, took a lot of time but im super satisfied knowing i can do it.
