A little bit cliché, and definitely not my best work, but I don’t mind.

I should have spent more time on the shoes – but mostly I’m just trying not to fall behind on this challenge.

Looks like this crop ‘o gears is just about ready!

A pair of polymer clay steampunk dragons.

These were made to be wedding cake toppers. But I think librarians may like a little help like this too.

PS. I do commissions!

Finally done with this dragon – and open if you care to commission me!
Polymer clay, epoxy, Bondo, paint..

Hey I am trying to get rid of some craft supplies, so I’ve listed a few here in my Etsy store.

Supplies!

He was old, and tired, and ready to quit.
It had been a long life, and a good one – why, at the high point of his career, he had created automata for Kings! And, at the low point, for demons.

But it had been a long life, and no one was interested in little automata now. They had all moved on, found new trivial things to tickle their fancies.

And so he tinkered at his workbench, for lack of anything else to do. And before he knew it, his hands found those tools again. The metal fell into place again, and a tiny creature sprang to life.

He chuckled, as he always did. Tiny newborn thing of gears and wires. Ah, but they always had such searching eyes. Looking for knowledge. Looking to please their masters.

It turned sparkling teal eyes upon him, obediently waiting his command.

Well, he thought, it would be cruel to shuffle off when this little one needs a master…

And so he began again to father another little life.

All three of these characters look rather grumpy – but they were very fun to draw! The Llama was a sketch for a friend.

A Llama Deserves Respect

Storks Really Need Waistcoats

This was my newest Steam/Mech Dragon commission: two smaller dragons for a wedding cake topper.

It was challenging since they’re comparatively small (3 inches tall) – but it was fun.

Happily Ever After