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The Crafty Spriggan
Clay Creations
I love using polymer clay as a jewelry maker and sculptor. I enjoy being the kind of artist that has multiple ways of creating, and every new skill lends to the others.
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 Little statuette of my Crafty Spriggan character, made out of sculpey polymer clay. Had a lot of fun making this |  This sculpture is of a Spriggan from one of my favorite games, Skyrim. It indeed was part of the inspiration behind my business name, "The Crafty Spriggan." |
 This is one of my favorite clay pendant pieces. I love the dangling elements, the way it is balanced but not the same shapes. Constructing this one was a little tricky, but worth it. |  Simple circular dome shape with flat back has some nice little details along it's length, with some light texture on both sides. |
 This one has nice texture on the black side and a pop of vibrant green color on the other side, with little stitches to bring them together. Also, it is a nice teardrop shape that isn't flat but has a full shape. |  This is made out of strong Kato clay, developed by a clay artist, this material is really strong and I use it in a lot of my works. It is a lot harder to work, but I find the increased durability it gives my pieces is worth it. |
 This one took awhile cutting out each little strip, then putting it all together on this piece. I used a technique to make this a dome with a flat back. A little tricky but I really like how it turned out. |  Nice color transition in this one, accented with gold bead. |
 This one was made using the Mokume Gane technique, which is a Japanese technique used to make dinstintive patterns in the metal that looked similar to wood grain. Here I do the same technique but with clay. I absolutely love it! |  Another Mokume Gane piece, it is like a little abstract picture framed in black. |
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 This is a Snow Dragon, and he is too cute. He has a steel wire armature under the clay for added durability, and has been painted a silvery blue. |  Another dragon sculpture, made with wire armature and polmer clay. |
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 This clay owl has alot of detail, each feather made individually, and it holds in its feet a real geode that sparkles in the light. Very unique piece. |  These dragon eye pendants were really fun to make! Made with polmer clay and painted, coated, and strung on braided hemp string I made, these eyes watch over you wherever you go! |
 Yes, this is Falcor from the Never-ending Story. That movie inspired me so much as a kid, and I love to design creatures and dragons now as an adult. |
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