Unika hästskulpturer och målningar av EvaMarie Törnström
Känner du någon som älskar hästar och som är värd en mycket speciell och personlig julklapp? I Mosebacke Hästars webshop hittar du de hästar som just nu är till salu, men du kan också ge bort en häst som specialdesignas … Read More
Inspired from a Burda pattern I sewed a dark blue jersey dress with a large collar. In my imagination I should paint white horses in moonlight in a wood on it. It did not turn out like that as the things … Read More
Next year, the polymer clay brand FIMO turns 50. The FIMO 50 World Project is a part of the anniversary. It is a collaborative experience and at the samt time an international charity action. People from all over the world are … Read More
As I explained in my blog post yesterday, I want to make a figurehead horse in honour of my ancestor Johan Törnström. I have read a lot of books and articles about him, and I understand that he was a … Read More
Now when the contour and the outlines are in the right places, it is time to make the shape of the body. For that I can use scrap clay, because it will not be visible when I finish by covering … Read More
I made the horse in a similar was as I made the Cloissonné horse. The skeleton/armature was created in steel wire and aluminum foil, with legs made of bamboo skewers. I covered it all in black clay thereby creating the … Read More
In my previous blog post Alice Stroppel showed how to make Stroppel canes. Here are the left-over canes from the Cloisonné Horse and some black polymer clay. I rolled the black clay in thin sheets and placed parts of he … Read More
To make the second skin for Happy Horse, I used the left-over black and white canes from the mare with her foal. I pressed the canes together to form a ball. Then I made slices, about 5 mm thick, of … Read More
The mare and the foal is still completely white. That gives a clean impression, but is not so interesting for the eye. To make these horses a bit more exciting to watch, I chose to create canes for a pattern … Read More
It is not easy – or hardly even possible – to get a Mosebacke Horse to balance if it only stands on its own hind legs. Especially as these legs are very close together. Also a clay figure of that … Read More