Keeping with yesterday’s theme of looking them in their tiny little faces.
Author: alittleart
A while back I ran away from a twentymumble-year corporate career to be a feckless art student. Since then I've dirtied my hands with, metaphorically and/or literally, bronze and ceramic sculpture, photography, and digital and traditional illustration. Mask making was one discovery, dovetailing with my interests in teaching and performing improvised theatre.
Wildlife portrait photography
I admit, it’s very small wildlife. These were taken in the garden this afternoon, playing with a new macro lens … More
The Last Saloon – A hell of a place to die
Finished: the flyer for The Last Saloon, a show in the NZ International Comedy Festival in Wellington next month – should … More
Boy in a mask on a unicycle. Of course.
Masks at the park #1
Proper magic
My wax makings turned into little copper and silver things via the magic of centrifugal casting. “Make the metal dance” … More
Grumpy in progress
Me, painting with actual wet paint rather than pixels. I suspect I won’t know when I’ve gone far enough until … More
Photos on Wellington’s South Coast
As part of encouraging me to learn all the bells and whistles on my new camera (a Sony A580, and … More
Adventures with linishing
I spent this weekend at a two-day workshop with the amazing carver Owen Mapp – learning to make small tools suitable … More
Nosy, very nosy
I’ve been making some “less than half” masks – some manly character noses for stage use. This one is going … More
A Little Art 