I was invited to do a needle felting demonstration at the Toy Fair in NYC. Needle felting is my new addiction. I make character illustrations first and then spend my evenings sculpting them out of wool.
I am also contemplating a way to incorporate my mushroom girls/gnome ladies into a book.
A friendly journalist from the online magazine TDMonthly came by and asked if he could do a quick interview. The sculptures are available on FeltForest.
I love Marzipan, I love turquoise, red, and cream. My friend thought of me when she came across these marzipan creations by Design team Eugene & Louise in collaboration with Tinne Hermans for an exhibit in Antwerp, my home town.
Upon his request, I made a needle felted woodpecker for my husband, John. I also made a house for the little bird. John has only seen pictures of his present, because we are out of town and I didn't bring it with me.
This year I made a Waldorf Doll for my daughter's Christmas. I took a workshop with Beatriz Smith at the Brooklyn Waldorf School, and over the course of 8 weeks, I made the doll. Here are some pictures.
Sergio Ruzzier invites people who love picture books to send him a list with ten of their favorite picture books, for kids (or not).The books can be from any time and any country.You can be an author, an illustrator, an editor, an art director, a bookseller, a librarian, an agent, or anyone who has a passion for picture books. I sent him my list. To see the books I chose, go to Sergio's blog.