My inspiration for these snails was blue and whiteporceleins of China.
They were using cobalt oxide for making their blue pigments.
You can read about it here.
These snails are made of polymer clay and real shells.and I have painted the tattoos with acrylic colors.
I have painted a tree branch white and attached mypolymer clay blossoms to it.
The inspiration for this organized collection
is from a wonderful Flickr group by Camilla Engman.
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Afsaneh, I loooove these!
ReplyDeleteWOW... I'm speechless!!!! amazingly beautiful... have a nice weekend...
ReplyDeleteI'm speechless too. Real great job.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day,
So Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely incredible! Love these. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much to all of you for visiting and leaving such encouraging comments! You are the best!!! :) Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteOMG, OMG! I am absolutely in LOVE with these snails!!!! Will you be putting them in your Etsy shop? I want, I want! :D
ReplyDeleteThese two snails of yours are incredibly beautiful! Well done!
ReplyDeleteHi there!
ReplyDeleteNew reader and absolute fan! I literally made the craziest noise when I saw these. My fiance ran into the room wondering why I was squealing with excitement:) These are so, so, SO adorable!
Love them and love your blog!
Beautiful! This reminds me of my favorite Spode Blue & White china! Of course, I love your other creations as well...
ReplyDeleteThese snails are so amazing. Wow!
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ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, they are gorgeous! wut an idea... the prints on the body are so bright and beautiful. reallly nice.
ReplyDeleteHello! Saw your snails featured on decor8 and found your blog. Lovely creatures, nice paintings! I'm glad I found your blog, truly delightful.
ReplyDeleteSo cute and pretty you are very gifted:}
ReplyDeleteSo incredibly beautiful! =D
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
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