Unika hästskulpturer och målningar av EvaMarie Törnström
In my previous blog post you could see how I created the canes for this horse. The canes are now cold. That makes them easier to slice, and also prevent smudging and distortion. I make several canes with a thickness … Read More
The canes are quite soft when they are new, so I let the cool down in the fridge for several hours before I slice them. During the meantime I cover the horse’s head and legs with skinner blends. That is … Read More
It is fun and challenging to make canes. You have an idea of which color you want to use and what kind of pattern you want to make. Then you start the work, and sometimes the result is even better … Read More
When the armature has got the right dimensions I cover it with polymer clay. This horse will later have a ”skin” of polymer clay canes with complex patterns, so the clay I use to make the shape can be of any … Read More
For the moment I am very busy, working on a novel, but of course I still have time for some polymer clay work. Here you can follow the work with the first Mosebacke Horse this year. It will be a … Read More
I often watch TED talks. This is an extremely inspiring TED talk from the very talented artist Dustin Yellin that… well… he makes boxes. The talk is called ”A journey through the mind of an artist”. The end – the … Read More
A little bit tired today because yesterday, I attended the regional Östergötland Equestrian Gala Dinner. It is a gala where a lot of the regional horse people meet, we were about 800 persons at this big party and dinner at … Read More
Today, I got a very encouraging mail from Sage Bray at Polymer Journeys. It said: Your work has been chosen! We are happy to inform you that your work has been chosen to be included in the 2015 edition of … Read More
I started making the drawings for a coloring book with Mosebacke Horses in November 2015, but haven’t had the time to complete it. Now I hope I will have the time, so you can look forward to the release of … Read More
As my cat Bolt says: ”Sometimes things just happen.” Most of the times my polymer clay horses are placed on shelves on the walls to be protected, but today the horse Vårglädje (Joy of Spring) was standing on the table … Read More