Unika hästskulpturer och målningar av EvaMarie Törnström
After a conference like EuroSynergy2 you are so full of inspiration and new ideas that you do not know where to start. You want to try everything at the same time, but of course you have to chose beween your … Read More
Time passes so quickly here at the EuroSynergy2 in Bordeaux! Already, two of the conference days have elapsed with a lot of shared inspiration and knowledge, and I still have left one day of the conference, one day of workshops … Read More
Today I arrived in Bordeaux. It was almost 30 degrees C and sunny. As you can see in the photo lots of kids were playing in the Water Mirror. I am so happy it is so easy to get out … Read More
In the last blog post about this Mosebacke Horse I wrote: Maybe you thought the Atomic Horse was finished? You were wrong. It isn’t. The problem was that the horse was too soft. It fell together. Now I have been … Read More
Here he is – the Balancing Foal! I really love him – he has been so helpful during his creation, telling me a lot about how he wanted to be like. In these photos you cannot really understand how much … Read More
Now when the foal has got a skin it is time to give it his mane and tail. I did not want to use Nepal Wool as in the Newborn Foal or the same kind of skinner blends as in … Read More
Do you remember Sleeping Wave? I had not used all the translucent clay with silver leaf metal in it that I made for the Sleeping Wave so I thought it would be a good idea to use it on this little foal. … Read More
It was really, really fun to create a foal like ”A Newborn Foal”! I got so inspired I started another small sculpture of a foal. This one will be balancing on three legs and he will get a shimmering skin … Read More
It takes a lot of time to create a Mosebacke Horse Sculpture for the simple reason that every detail is unique to that particular horse. And every detail is also carefully crafted by hand. Not two Mosebacke Horse Sculptures are … Read More
Today is a very special day. Today is the day when the newborn foal will come out and face the world. To create this foal has been among the most exciting thing I’ve done. As always, when I get an … Read More