Bird Dolls
Bird Dolls
Over the years I have created all manner of dolls using resin casts of bird skulls. This is a sampling of some of my favorite designs.
Bird Dolls
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Over the years I have created all manner of dolls using resin casts of bird skulls. This is a sampling of some of my favorite designs.
Dr. Scops
Dr. Scops is 24 inches tall. His appendages are made of wood, his hands and feet are sculpted using Apoxie Sculpt. His head is a resin casting of an owl skull.
Dr. Scops is one of the original Strange Dolls designs. He was created in 2014. He is a simple but powerful design, bringing in references to plague doctors and our connection to birds in our collective unconscious.
I have made dozens of versions of Dr. Scops over the years without changing the design.
Adelaide Albrecht
Her hands were sculpted using a polymer clay called Cernit. This piece was created for my solo show called, The Aviary, which was shown at Studio Place Arts in Barre, VT in August 2013.
Adelaide is an anthropomorphic bird doll. Her head is a resin cast of a turkey head. All of her clothing is hand sewn. No patterns were used.
Her clothing design and fabric choices were inspired by the collection of Victorian Mourning Gowns at the Smithsonian.
Otto
Otto is an anthropomorphic bird doll. He stands 18" tall and was hand sculpted from Apoxie Sculpt. His head is a resin cast of a sandhill crane.
This piece was created for my solo show called, The Aviary, which was shown at Studio Place Arts in Barre, VT in August 2013.
All of his clothing is hand sewn. No patterns were used. His black suit is a cotton twill. His bow tie is 100% cotton that has been tea stained to give it that ecru color.
Svetlana Korsakov
Her hands were sculpted using a polymer clay called Cernit. This piece was created for my solo show called, The Aviary, which was shown at Studio Place Arts in Barre, VT in August 2013.
Svetlana is an anthropomorphic bird doll. Her head is a resin cast of a turkey head. All of her clothing is hand sewn. No patterns were used.
Her clothing design and fabric choices were inspired by the collection of Victorian Mourning Gowns at the Smithsonian.
Josefa
Josefa is an anthropomorphic bird doll. She stands 18" tall and was hand sculpted from Apoxie Sculpt. Her head is a resin cast of a peacock skull.
This piece was created for my solo show called, The Aviary, which was shown at Studio Place Arts in Barre, VT in August 2013.
All of her clothing is hand sewn. No patterns were used. Her clothing is inspired by Victorian style.