"Ms Cat in the Hat" is 9" tall, and I made her for the PCAGOE July challenge "texture sheets". The objective was to make your own texture sheet(s) and to create a piece using your texture sheet(s).
How did Ms. Cat in the Hat come about?
It started with the virtual workshop given by Lisa Renner as part of the Polymer Clay Adventure Retreat. During her workshop I learned her technique to build an art doll. It was pivotal for me. I come from a painting background so I was excited to learn about her use of materials and techniques for applying color. But the sculpting aspect ... I will just say WOW!
This is Margaret, the Bathing Beauty art doll I made for Lisa's workshop.


The texture sheets, three from silicone, two from polymer clay (one glued back together for the photo).
Starting to apply texture sheets on the cured piece.
Texturing complete and cured, the antiquing layer is applied using burnt umber oil paint.
The fun part deciding on and applying colors with acrylic artist's grade paint, alcohol and chalk inks.
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Thank you for stopping by to see Ms. Cat in the Hat come to life.
This is a wonderful piece!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Marie!
DeleteThis is a wonderful piece!!!
ReplyDeleteLove her! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Beth!!
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