A rocket traveling through space, passing by stars, planets, comets and other celestial bodies. The rocket is made with watch parts and resin has been used as a medium to create the space. I am quite satisfied with the result. Enjoy!
This one was fun to build. It is an ultra-tiny robot workshop with a man hard at work building and repairing robots. It is made almost exclusively from tiny watch parts. Some of the features, such as the tools on the table, are a little hard to discern. I took most of the pictures without the glass but the final piece is closed with a piece of glass on the front. Enjoy!
Here’s a photo of a commissioned miniature Christmas piece I made about a year ago. Base is one inch in diameter, the final piece was closed with a glass dome.
Each one of my pieces I make to be an entire tiny world, that one can carry on him or her. This miniature world pendant is of a man observing the marvels of the cosmos through his telescope. Astronomy has been the most ancient spiritual and scientific endeavor of man, his pursuit to understand the universe, its motions and how they correlate with the changes in the seasons and the rhythm of his own life. From standing stones, the calendar, navigation, to the telescope and the observation of deep space with modern technology, it has been one of the most important aspects in the evolution of human civilization itself.
The telescope is made out of tiny watch parts and the entire piece is closed with glass on the front.
My latest piece! This is a library, repository of knowledge and the most ancient refuge of aspiring scientists, solitary thinkers and dreamers. I have been very interested in the image of the library for a long time, this time I have made one as an actual pendant, that one can wear on him or her. Enjoy!
My latest miniature world, this time made inside an old clock case. This is a factory of diamonds: rocks are being fed by workers to the complex machinery in order to go through various stages of processing, be refined and become diamonds. Made mainly from clock and watch parts as well as various other metal bits and parts. Enjoy!
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I have a small collection of these beautiful old bronze buttons and they are great for building scenes upon. All the tiny buildings and many of the other details in the scene have been made by assembling and painting tiny watch parts. I don’t know if they are all visible in the pictures, but there are many tiny details surrounding the town, like a bridge, a pavilion, a well, a watermill and more. The entire scene has been built on a very small area, about less than 2cm or 4/5 of an inch.
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Here’s my latest miniature world, this time built inside in a vintage clock case. A man and a woman stumble upon some tiny little people, who are coming out of a hole in the ground and are gathering the fruits from the surrounding bushes. They then go down the ladder to an underground cavern and feed the fruits inside a machine which turns them into juice, filling up a glass tank. Some of the little people are filling their cups and are tasting the juice.
Ok, now for something somewhat different. I had this geode stone lying around for a couple of years and now finally I made it into something. It is a tiny diamond mine with a tiny miner digging into the mine walls using a tiny pick-axe. Below is a wagon where he is loading the diamonds, while he is surrounded by boxes, barrels, a lantern and other miner gear. Many of the details, like the wagon, have been made using tiny watch parts. On the front it is fitted with a piece of glass which I have cut to fit exactly the front of the geode (pics 2 & 4 with glass). Enjoy!
My latest miniature artwork! A tiny flying machine flying through the skies. It has been made in a vintage watch case and closed on the front with a piece of glass. The machine is made entirely from watch parts as well as a bit of fabric. The background sky has been hand-painted and there is an ultra-tiny man piloting the craft.
Another of my miniature worlds, a tiny fairy sitting on a rock on the edge of a pond with magical flowers surrounding her. On the top it is closed with a glass dome and the wings are actual insect wings which I sourced from a dead strange kind of wasp I found lying around.
My latest piece! A miniature scene of an astronomer observing the motions of the cosmos.
In the sky there are planets, stars and meteorites. The astronomer is sitting in a natural scene amidst grass, rocks and bushes. There is a table next to him with a candle, quill pen and a book where he is noting down star charts and astronomical observations.
My latest piece, a necklace made in a small vintage wristwatch case. Inside is a tiny scene where a man is offering a woman a bouquet of flowers. Behind is the night sky with moon and stars.
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I found out that a few weeks back it was the Simpsons’ 30th anniversary and incidentally I have just finished a private commission for a proposal ring featuring tiny Homer Simpson offering a ring to tiny Marge Simpson.
One of my miniature worlds! It is a private commission for a pendant featuring the Little Prince sitting together with the fox on a field of grass and flowers.
Three miniature paintings on a miniature shelf in a miniature kitchen :‘3
Some of my inktober/artober works as of yet. You’ll find me over at my non fandom art account most of October, as usual for this month. The theme is trytober. I try different things I haven’t ventured into much before. Miniature painting was delightful. So was trying to copy a famous artwork.
