A number of incredible collectible dolls are based on operas. This artist takes the time to explain the opera his remarkable sculptures are based on. I haven’t understood the few operas I have attempted, but after reading Alexander’s description of ‘The Tales of Hoffmann,’ I ordered the video from our library and am looking forward to viewing it. The story line loosely reminds me of an old Star Trek episode.
If you are interested in supplies to craft your own sculptures, Alexander has a popular selection of tools that you may find very helpful. If only the skills to wield them were as easy to come by. He works in Toronto and ships internationally. Alexander’s Etsy shop holds a small sampling of what’s in store when you visit his website. You may jump with fright at the ‘Jack’ in the box, and who doesn't recognize the antics of Mr. Bean.
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Looking at these figures almost makes one forget the work needed to accomplish them.
José
Hi there! I am your newest follower. I found you on the weekend linky! I love finding new blogs and your is lovely:)
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so nice to feature other artists ~ love it! And love this post! So glad to "meet" you tonight in the virtual labs.
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- vicki xo
I love these marionettes! So full of character :) And like Vicki says, nice to meet you tonight in the lab!
ReplyDeleteThank you ladies - Alexander is very talented.
ReplyDeleteI run across so few marionette artists like yourself soozyjane. I think the ability to make them move is another precious artistic gift!
We had a nice session tonight. Best of sales!