We've been busy taking underwater photographs at local swim schools. I do all the post-processing so my hands and my brain have to stay focused for that, which is great for the ol' brain. I need that right now. I'd share some of the work I do, but I have to protect our young clients.
I am continually amazed at how life and art intersect, aren't you? I love that there are so many parallels. For instance, at EIM the word of the week is "angel." Mine needs a set of wings, but he still is keeping an eye on me. My brother used to paint fantasy figurines and this one is about three inches tall. No small challenge as he had 20-300 vision last I checked.
It's is the last one he worked on; I picked him off his workbench (Or did HE pick ME?). I have no idea who he is supposed to be--is he a character from history or the latest video game? I now have him on my dashboard to light my way and protect me on the freeways (And kick butt, if necessary). Now, there's a full-time job if there ever was one.
I just need to get him some wings, not that he hasn't already earned them.
What a cool angel to share :-)
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Thank you, Sally! He's my very own slightly, no! very edgy angel. c
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ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
What an awesome angel! So very cool
ReplyDeleteWhat a talented family. Superb inchie!
ReplyDeleteI love those little figures as that is my hubby's hobby as well. We have thousands of them (no exaggeration)! Great idea for an inchie, and very special indeed!
ReplyDeletevery special little angle figure - hope he looks after you and your family
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