Wednesday, 8 January 2014

Beggar's bowl

Sculpting old people, with all their wrinkles and body imperfections 
is always so interesting.  
Especially fascinating is giving a character to an old face.
It is like telling a story of a person's life with their wrinkles.


Today I present an old beggar woman in 1:12 scale - 14 cm in height.  
She is dressed in a coarse, stained robes. Her feet are bare.  
Her long, gray hair is as tangled as her fate and the furrows on her face  reflect her difficult life.
Her only property is a copper bowl.
An empty one.












 
 





9 comments:

  1. Hello Agnieszka,
    It amazes me how talented you are! The doll is beautifully done, but I cannot believe the story that you can read in her face. Fantastic work!
    Big hug,
    Giac

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  2. Muy bien modelado.Una cara y unas manos alucinantes pero me gustan mas los bebés.

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  3. You always make the skin so realistic! This is no different!

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  4. Twoje lalki są wyjątkowe. Każda opowiada jakąś historię. Coś niesamowitego!

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  5. Oh my goodness, what a perfect witch for my Shakespearian-theatre-in-the-making! Just brilliant.

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  6. Giac, Nina, Isabel, The Grandmommy, Gosia, Geneviève and Cestina - thank you so much for your fantastic comments! <3
    Your compliments always add wings to my ideas and of course make me smile!
    I do appreciate them.

    Big thanks also to all of you for visiting my Miniature Avenue! :-)

    Hugs and love,
    Agnieszka

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  7. Impresionante la expresividad tanto de la cara como del cuerpo,es un trabajo fabuloso!!!!
    Besos.

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