My Little Prince

The Little Prince (French: Le Petit Prince; French pronunciation: ​[lə.pə.tiˈpʁɛ̃s]), first published in 1943, is a novella and the most famous work of the French aristocrat, writer, poet and pioneering aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupéry (1900–1944).
The novella is the 3rd most-translated book in the world and was voted the best book of the 20th century in France. Translated into more than 250 languages and dialects (as well as Braille)^, selling nearly two million copies annually with sales totalling over 140 million copies worldwide, it has become one of the best-selling books ever published. (Wikipedia)

This clay creation was one of the most challenging project I have ever made. It might look clumsy and a lot of distortion but I kinda like it that way X) Imperfection made something more special. This project based on my friend's request. He requested to make a Little Prince playing the piano and the fox near him. I did many research before I start to make the clay. The first thing I made was the piano.
The piano was made with paper clay. I went through sculpting then sanding and painting the piano with acrylic. The grass was made of green felt. The Prince and the Fox were made of Amos soft air-dry clay. 

 

I put the fox on the top of the piano because 

it shows more friendship and togetherness than I just put it on the grass.

 

 

The fox was really happy as the Prince play along the piano.

I hope you guys like it! :) :)

xoxo

Audrey

Macaron clay!

Finally! I made a macaron! I saw a lot of clay crafters making many kind of macarons, some of them are cute (they added kawaii face or kawaii animal macarons), and some of them are realistic. There are a lot of creativity going on. So, I was wondering in class this afternoon, why didn't I try to make one? So I made this macaron! It's pink, so I think the flavor would be a "Strawberry Vanilla" macaron. I wasn't tempted to eat or really want to have macarons so bad because I just had macarons from La Maison! My friend from Medan brought it here so I was very happy! I might going to give my first macaron clay for her ;) She can keep it much longer than real macarons, which is great :D

So these are the pictures:

If you look closely, the cream is shiny, right?

I put a gloss to the cream to make it look very creamy and delicious.

Yumm! It must be sweet and creamy as milk!

The top of it I put three little berries just to make it look prettier.

What do you think of this macaron clay?

Did I make you want to have real macarons? 

You are very welcome to tell your thought about this macaron clay on the comment section 

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I would be very thankful! :)  Cheers!

Have a sweet day, everyone! ;)

xoxo

Audrey

Girl Illustration with clay

I love making illustration and I also love making clay. I cannot choose which I one I love, because I love them equally. Making clay keep me balanced and help me not to get frustrated on what I should be doing. Since I've been making clay for order, I took it more seriously and put a pressure to make it look the best. :) :)

So this is my little getaway by making an illustration from a clay.
The clay I'm using here is DAS white clay. I have been keeping this clay for 2 years and I thought maybe I should use it soon before it get hard. Basically, I don't really like this paper clay because it has a strong smell, and a bit difficult to mold to make a detail, so I made a simple thin round clay for the base of my painting which is fine for this clay. Let's see how it's turn out:

 

xoxo
Audrey