Those crayons are amazing! Thinking back on how easily they would snap on me with traditional use, I can't imagine the patience and delicate touch necessary to create those sculptures.
Going to the main page, my favorites are the double helix and the metallic ones. When drawing with crayons as a child, I was never satisfied with how the metallic colors came out. But they really do look like metal in their carved form, as opposed to when they're smeared on a piece of paper.
Sorry about the Blogger woes. I look forward to seeing that backlog of posts when things are back to normal
'beyond utility' used to be my maker's mark. The pots that I made back then were pretty anti-utilitarian, so naturally I stamped the bottom of them 'beyond utility'.
I'm fairly partial to the odd bit of wood carving, but I am in awe of these crayons. Utterly pointless but just yummy.
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Those crayons are amazing! Thinking back on how easily they would snap on me with traditional use, I can't imagine the patience and delicate touch necessary to create those sculptures.
Going to the main page, my favorites are the double helix and the metallic ones. When drawing with crayons as a child, I was never satisfied with how the metallic colors came out. But they really do look like metal in their carved form, as opposed to when they're smeared on a piece of paper.
Sorry about the Blogger woes. I look forward to seeing that backlog of posts when things are back to normal
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