



In creating this assemblage I formed a wire spring and attached it on the back of the head. I've had this fascination with bobble heads and decided to somehow incorporate it. It's my weird way of visualizing a bobbing head.
The only thing lacking on this piece is the name Kepa, which I would like to place at the very top.
Hope to have that done soon.
4 comments:
Wow, I just love your work. >sigh<
Thanks.
Robinsunne
Awesome piece Cat! I love the idea of a bobble head associated with a "religious" piece. Something very appropriate about that!
Your pieces are elegant and certainly reflect your spirit. They keep getting more intriguing. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the very positive comments everyone!
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