Sunday, October 3, 2010

Wilbur






Meet Wilbur. I am afraid I broke his neck this morning, no problem he can be fixed. He is a doll sculpt I made for the little girl that visits my shop. She asked me to make her a funny man with a big nose. I suppose I will have to dress him now and put some color on his face and give him a few hairs. What do you think he should be wearing? lol

23 comments:

  1. He looks like a kind and happy man. Congratulations. I don't know what he should wear, but nothing too serious.
    Geneviève

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  2. Enhorabuena, es una cabeza perfecta, me encanta.
    besitos ascension

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  3. Catherine, You are really good at sculpting!! Wilbur came out really good..........maybe dress him like a clown!

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  4. Esa niña estará feliz con esta cabeza. La has hecho perfecta. Espero que ella te deje fotografiarlo pra presentarlo aqui cuando está completo.
    Besos Clara

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  5. Wilbur looks great Catherine. Maybe you could dress him in a Check shirt and comfy trousers..x

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  6. Wilbour turns out great Catherine,love his friendly face.I would dress him with check shirt too and a corduroys with suspenders.Perhaps a cap would be also looking good ;-)!Hugs,Jeannette

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  7. Your talents always amazes me every time I look at your blog! You make and dress dolls, metalwork, poly food, embroidery! Very cool!

    I think you should dress him in a short sleeved button up shirt, overalls, and a hat. He looks like he can be going fishing.

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  8. That's a really nice sculpt, Catherine. Costuming is always the hardest part. He has such a kindly, gentle expression. I'd put him some worn, baggy trousers, old, drappy shirt and maybe an open vest...with a pocket watch(?). Comfy clothes.
    I assume you are going tp elminate this post when you post him "all done"?

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  9. ....your really do scare me Catherine, is there really any thing that you cannot do...!

    I have been meaning to reply to your email....sorry! But we sleep late then walk for the remainder of the day....went to Lea's, she wasn't in her shop, but I bought a really sweet little dress that she made.

    Oooops......sorry to fill-up your comments page with my jabber.

    Regards from Paris....Linda x

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  10. Very funny face!!!
    I would put maybe curly hair, not much.
    Pants with suspenders and a plaid shirt in bright colors.
    Congratulations!!

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  11. I see him as a cruise ship regular. I think he should have a Hawaiian skirt, boardshorts and flip flops!

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  12. He is such a nice little guy. I truly like him. He cannot be primly dressed, just comfy, homely clothes as cheery as he is. You are so incredibly good at anything you try !!!! Rosanna

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  13. He's got such a great character!!
    I'm with Debbie on this one - comfy tweedy baggy-at-the-knees gardening clothes!

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  14. Thanks Ladies!

    I agree that Wilbur needs a pair of worn baggy pants and some sort of a check shirt. I love the idea of suspenders too. He does need a cap and a little more clay on the top of his head...more skull. I think his arms and legs will be cloth and his feet and hands clay of course.

    Susan I have no idea when he will be finished. He isn't a priority. I do have real work to do that I don't post on my blog. :-)

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  15. Catherine you have many talents, he is amazing. I think he looks like a happy farmer, working the land. Maybe old, worn overalls, check shirt. Or perhaps a mechanic, with grease all over him? Can see you are having fun!

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  16. Margaret,

    I see Wilbur as a kindly, goofy, low IQ, mechanic.

    He is the sort that wears pen (plastic)protectors in his gas station uniform shirt pocket. I also see him in a check shirt or faded plaid with baggy pants and suspenders.
    He is going to be very tall and thin. I love the idea of him being covered in grease spots.

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  17. Mamma mia, Catherine!
    I'm so catalyzed by the face of your creature that I can not imagine his clothes ... Your talent is fascinating.
    Mini hugs, Flora

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  18. bellissimo, sei bravissima, una vera artisto

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  19. WOW! (again). What a great sculpt Catherine. Your little helper is going to just love him to death. Can't wait to see him finished.

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  20. great face! Dress him in baggy pants & floppy shoes
    hugs Karin

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  21. What a wonderful work. So real!
    I love your blog and your work.
    Ana

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