Stocking Tiger, Eaten Reindeer

This is my first commission!

It is the Stocking Tiger, based on art from teh card game Magic: The Gathering.

Winter Soldier

So, I'm going to Dragon*Con at the end of August and one of the dwarves from the hobbit is going to be there again.  So I though, I'll make him a doll like I did for William Kircher!  And then I found out that Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie were going to be in Philadelphia, at Wizard World/Philadelphia comic con, and I desided to take the the body I'd started for the dwarf and turn it into the Winter Solder instead.

I did it in under a week...

Owls

I decided that I was going to make a Moonkin face...

The Healer

Do you want to build a Snowman?

Oin here is my first all needle felted Dwarf, but my second all needle felted doll.  He has far more work done on him then the first doll, which is one of my tricky kitties, and I hope it shows.  

While he took less time to do then my previous Dwarves whose bodies, arms and heads are all stitched together, he still has more work done to him just because of hte nature of needle felting as an art form.

He is also the only Dwarf not to have an eye color.  The all black eyes just seemed to suit him better.

the White City of Gondor

This years Valentine's Day Surprize project.

The capital city of Gondor, Minas Tirith!

My 2013 in review, art edition

Welcome to my year 

My 2013 in review with (almost) no art

 This should be lower

whose there

Enter a Dragon

Tricky Kitty fun

I wasn't really intenting this to be something for Halloween, but by the end that's really what he wanted to be for.  Ah well, what can you do with a little tricky kitty when it has it's own ideas?

hatchling

I mad a Moonkin Hatchling.  This one is styled after the clay ones I did a while ago and not entirely meant to look like the in game pet.

the lantern

So, the current college I'm working at has a strong tradition with lanterns, so i stiched one up for myself and put 4 different images on the sides.  sadly i only have the jack-o-lantern side for a photo.

Gift given

My friend was able to successfully take my Bifur plushie from Philadelphia to Atlanta and give it to actor William Kircher at Dragon*con the last weekend of August.

Mr. Kircher liked it so much I got a FREE autograph from him. Or I will once my friend gets its mailed out to me. 

The following day, at the 3rd panel the actors did, my plushie was one of a handful mr. Kircher showed off to the crowd. I found out last night that quite a few people got photos of it. 

Made my night, let me tell you!!

Here are some of the photos my friend took. The first one is of a mutual friend who doesn't like the wide world

Knowing what she looks like so I masked her. 

The Cook

My next dwarf is Bombue!  Lets get to it!

The Advisor