SF&F Picture 3 out of 21 by Karin van Zon.

SciFi and Fantasy Art: Tree

Look what came to grow in my backgarden :P!
I painted this only in one color, but I think it came out nicely. Don't be fooled by the picture, this fellow is really smal in real life, it's about three centimeters high and five centimeters wide by the roots

Made in 2005

Categories Landscape, Nature, Panoramic

Techniques Oil Paint Sculpture, Clay, Pottery, etc
Inspirations Other Artist

Date	Name	Comment
29 Sep 2005	Nelleke Pieters	Loading... He looks very old and wise, don't worry How did you made it? Congatulations on the tour!! It finnaly came through ^-^ I'm honoured that you put me in it Thank you!!! Karin van Zon replies: "It's made of fimo, I haven't got much else I'm glad it came through finally... like 30 tours where published that day but my tour hasn't been that long in the queue, some other tour had been in the there since july !"
7 Oct 2005	B. A. Makley	Loading... -.- I stink at sculpture. This turned out really good! Smashing job! Ha, isn't that a fun word..? ramble Karin van Zon replies: "Sculpting really isn't that hard! You could easily make such a thing youself Thanx for the comment"
9 Oct 2005	A.G.M.Yrorita	Loading... this is a good one! especially for a miniature, you want to improve in clay modeling? the best place to start is pottery! now don't get me wrong, I also started with it with especial addition of my own design of pattern & stuff i.e a pitcher with a phoenix handle. Try it ! it is fun! Karin van Zon replies: "pottery? never though of that Maybe I'll try it one day, but I don't think I've got the right clay for it... I mainly use fimo. But thanx for the tip!"
10 Oct 2005	Michael D Wolmarans	Loading... I agree with the above artist. This tree would be perfect for a miniature setting. Karin van Zon replies: "I don't think it's good enough for something like that but it's kind of you to think so"
15 Oct 2005	Sofie Hermansson	Loading... Oooh, this is so cute! Like something from a fairytale! Lovely sculpture, Karin! You really captured a fairytaleish look. Made me smile. Karin van Zon replies: "sniff... one of his branches broke of yesterday Thanks anyways I like fairytales "
4 Dec 2005	Katie 'French' Fry	Loading... The color is so earthy! It looked real at first! You're so awesome at creating statues. gets blown away by awesome statue-makingness Keep it up! C: Karin van Zon replies: "Thank you so much for your comment! I'm working on a mermaid sculpture now "
26 Dec 2005	Afke van Herpt	Loading... Hey, wait a minute... I've seen this picture before recently. Oh, I know! I did that dutchies tour that led me here Anyway, loved it then, still do, sculpting is hard, and you did a great job! And thank you for your comment in my gallery! Karin van Zon replies: "Yeah I made that tour needs some updating thoughThank you for your comment!"
13 Feb 2006	Nora Marie Ask	Loading... I love that! The tree is great, I don't know how people do it! But also a stroke of geniusness to put it among leaves and dirt on the ground. It makes a very nice picture Karin van Zon replies: "Sculpting is very easy, you could do it also!Thank you for your comment!"
23 Mar 2006	Geoff C. Bowden	Loading... Whoa, whoa, whoa! That is 5 cm. wide?! I was think'n a lot bigger! Like inches! Now my head hurts... hahhaha. Karin van Zon replies: "gives asperine"
14 Sep 2006	Bill Persons	Loading... Not to disdain on this awesome little model, but it looks like a piece of gum sculpture.
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