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"wizard cat flame.jpg" by Melody Pena

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SciFi and Fantasy Art wizard cat flame.jpg by Melody Pena

This is a custom painted casting made from my original sculpture, produced by Windstone Editions.I have been experimenting with new colors for these cats. I have airbrushed the robes on this guy with metallic flame colors, his fur with matte grey acrylics, and I decorated the celtic pattern knotwork on his sleeves with a metallic gold pen. He has yellow glass eyes and he holds a lead crystal globe in his paw. I know... pretty cliche,' but that's the way wizard cats are.

Date	Name	Comment
6 Nov 2010	Michal Erin SchererBerry	Loading... Awesome! Melody Pena replies: "Thank you!"
7 Nov 2010	Anne Dubois	Loading... That is awesome!!! X-cellent work my friend and Congrats at for the Mods pic- definately a awesome choice!
7 Nov 2010	Marika Viklund	Loading... Naawww, haha! How cute it is! ^^ Very nicely coloured too!
8 Nov 2010	Rory braconnier	Loading... this is just kool love it
8 Nov 2010	JD Dawn	Loading... It is always great to see new pieces by you! Great color choices, and I really love the detail work! I love how you were able to suggest motion with how his sleeves are curved to the side. Wonderful! Congrats on the well deserved MC!
8 Nov 2010	Kenny Hudson	Loading... I really love this, and I love how the hat is almost too big for him, as that gives it a lot of character. Stop by my shop if he ever needs a staff! jk
10 Nov 2010	Emma Stephenson	Loading... Sqeee!
10 Nov 2010	Verena Dontsayit Dontsayiteither	Loading... Cool! It looks soo cute^^
12 Nov 2010	Noelle Campbell	Loading... That’s my cat! Mrs. Meow Meow! I knew she was up to something! I love the details on this. Do you etch the chains in after it is baked? So much detail. Fab! Melody Pena replies: "The chain (and knot work design around the sleeves) was hand carved on the gypsum original. This sculpture is a cast gypsum ( plaster) reproduction of that original. There was no baking involved in this one, but I do sometimes work in polymer clay that requires baking. I prefer to carve plaster! Sorry it took me so long to answer. I didn’t see this comment. Thank you for the question!"
15 Jan 2011	John R Farley Jr	Loading... Wow! Look at the details and the colors. The cat looks so real, right down to the pads on his paws. Excellent sculpture.
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