Art by Remy Ann

I have had a lot of people ask me what I use for wigging my sculptures. Sometimes I use ethically sourced Mohair. When I say ethically sourced, I only buy from a few select suppliers and they either raise their own goats or I know the names of each goat that supplies the mohair, with pictures and all! These people love their goats like they are part of their family. That being said, I have found that I am gravitating more towards vegan sources for anything in my life, not jus

First, let me say, we did not create these stands to go into production. It started with me complaining about not wanting to pay $100 for a stainless steel rod and some wing nuts. I was also wary of the set up because anytime I touch anything while working, my hands get dirty and ruin my flesh colored #polymerclay. My partner is an engineer, he is also one of the kindest most supportive people I have ever known, he started tinkering and came up with the first version of the 3

I'm proud and excited to share my partner's recent feature in A For Artistic E-Magazine. John was featured for his uniquely hand crafted and hand forged creations. He creates miniature weapons for One of a Kind artists and collectors. He is currently working on a line of miniature armor pieces as well as crowns and jewelry. You can follow John Vawter's creations on his website, www.vulcanwork.com. Please visit A for Artistic to get the full article as well as check out the