My new puppets

Onath

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Little's Creatures would like to introduce you to Oliver.

Oliver is a fun loving adventurer, too bad his curiosity gets him in some sticky situations.

All the feathers on the back of the head were hand glued one by one so I could get a nice directional pattern with them. I am the happiest with this puppet of all the puppets I have made so far. Thanks for taking a look.

Onath

http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc256/countonath/oliver9.jpg

http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc256/countonath/oliver8.jpg

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http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc256/countonath/oliver3.jpg

http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc256/countonath/oliver2.jpg

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Kevin the Frog

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That is a great looking and very original puppet. Looks very professional, and cute.
 

Onath

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So, I finished the blue stingray puppet for my client. It was fun to do something a different style than my own and I am happy to say it looks exactly like the customer wanted. It was a very positive learning experience a sting ray body is completely different so that was fun. Trying to hide the seams was a blast and a challenge. But, the thing I struggled on the most was the eyes. Since this puppet was way to small for spoons and ping pong balls I had to be creative.

First I looked into some craft eyes- but it made the puppet look cheap

then stacey gave me a suggestion using pom poms- but alas it blended in too much with the fleece body.

Buttons-no good

Then I tried carving some make up sponges- didn't look right

lastly which now makes the puppet completely look like the customers drawing. I used some sculpey all cooked up into tiny half domes. I painted it all up and attached them through tiny loops I made in the back to sew them to the body for stability. All in All the customer is happy and that is what matters. I am excited to have gotten a chance to work outside my style(always fun).

Well I will post pictures ASAP for everyone.

But, Lastly I want to thank everyone who gave me advice towards this project.:smile:

Onath
 

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