Monday, September 20, 2010

Making Preparations!





I'm writing you from my lovely hometown of Hattiesburg, in South Mississippi. I'm making preparations for the Seafood Jamboree at Sacred Heart. I had a booth in the Spring at the Rock n' Roux here and I had a Blast. I'm putting the final touches on the last few masks. I'm also having a blast with my niece Ava. My sister has even helped complete a mask for the show. I'm excited, the show is this Saturday on my birthday! Should be great!

These are some photos from the Spring Show!

Lot's of Love!

Miss Sorianna





Thursday, August 19, 2010

The Mask of The Harvest Goddess



Raccolto Dea Maschera

As the seasons change and we slowly blow into Autumn, I thought I would make a Mask that possibly a pixie, goddess or faerie would wear as they begin to paint the leaves gold. Autumn is one of my favorites seasons, the warmth, the cool air, and family. Its beautiful, in so many ways. This mask was so much fun to make, I tried to make something different from my other pieces. I really wanted it to reflect on season and the Harvest.

Love
Sorianna

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Maple Leaf Hair Clip



So I recently fallen back in love with ornate hair combs and clips. I've poured over dozens of them from Japan to Europe. However not all of these hair combs are everyday wear. It thought I'd make something simple and sweet. I used fimo clay and carefully cut a maple leaf out of from it. The next steps where easy, bake and then paint! Its nice quick and easy craft too, and inexpensive! Also it reminds me of Fall, as the seasons is rolling closer and summer is coming to an end. This project took no more than hour or two.






Friday, August 6, 2010

Rosa Uccello Amore Maschera Fiore



My newest creation is finally complete! This mask is almost covered in all things pink. It was inspired by feeling of spring and new love. It took me a about week to complete, even though its only half the size of normal mask. I like to visualize and then visualize till it mostly comes together in my head. I used a new shape for the base and I think it came out rather well. I was also able to put a gallery on the site recently with all pictures of my current masks. I suppose all my pieces like this end with me burning my fingertips a couple 100 times with my hot glue gun, I'm still not used to the new one I purchased. Its not art if not suffering a tiny bit for it I suppose!

~Sori

Thursday, July 15, 2010

Mermaids are Very Possessive


This is a plain white v-neck shirt from Gadzooks, cost me a total of $3.50. Inspiration for the shirt came from the Japanese anime Pet Shop of Horrors. I watched this episode years ago, Despite them being mildly morbid, something about it artistically struck me. A look into the process I used for this project, instead of sketching freehand on the shirt i decided to sketch on paper first and then trace the image onto the shirt with fabric pens. Then I began to paint the image with Jacquard Fabric paint. The extra items on the shirt where free handed in like the fish and jellyfish.

Friday, July 2, 2010

Sketch of the Day!


African Elephant in 2hb Pencil. This one was fun to sketch mostly because it reminded me of these cute little elephants my mom used to draw for us as kids.

Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Roses are Indeed Red



New headband, I recently finished, I was inspired by Gothic Lolita head pieces. Which are usually very ornate with lace and ribbons. working with what I had laying around the office. I came up with this simple headband design. You'd think I would be tired of sculpting Roses after I finished the White Rose mask. Took about an hour to sculpt the pieces, and day for them to completely adhere to the headband.





Friday, June 18, 2010

Sketch of the Day!


Something I thought would be fun is a Sketch of the day! Which will random of anything at any time! I'll try to keep up with this. But life has way keeping you busy so today's Sketch is a Giraffe in Pencil!




Wednesday, June 16, 2010

A Short Collection of 2010 Pieces

Here's a quick Slideshow of some of my recently finished pieces. Some of these are also for sale in my Etsy shop. Enjoy!

First Post


Welcome to my Blog! I will be detailing some of my art projects here, as well some tutorials for how make some of them . I've been working heavily with Polymer clay, my favorite brand is Fimo, Its very study and works well for a multitude of projects. I've made some rings, brooches and my favorite thing to make clay so far would be Venetian style Carnival masks. I'll be making a post soon with all my currently completed pieces. Most of my work the inspirations comes from so many different places. I enjoy making things I think are pretty or beautiful. Inspiration coming from the beach, Victorian period, Rococo, Baroque, Middle East, Philippines and that's only naming a few. I run shop on Etsy and I'm looking forward to attending more art and craft shows in the future. Things to com soon will be web gallery for my website with picture of my pieces past and present. I hope you enjoy Following my Blog.