Hand Carved Characters: Week Five

Pearl’s passions include politics, hand fans, and umbrellas.

Clea collects vintage sports memorabilia.

Grady is prone to rearranging things when anxious.

Gerald’s tiny umbrella wasn’t the strangest thing about him. 

Hand Carved Characters: Week Four

Vernon wished that his professional swimming career had been more successful.

Dale has terrible intentions.

Lenny is scared of bees.

Yul loved that for $4.99 he could feel like the Burger King.

Umali reads romance novels and tips extravagantly.

Zambanie has few friends due to having poor hygiene habits.

Tula admired a famous magician while she was growing up.

Hand Carved Characters: Week Three

Germaine pulled on sassy boots and left for a job interview.

Meredith Meredith’s favorite way to relax is sparring at the local mixed martial arts club.

Tiana's interests include sculpting and old computer games.

Isabelle wants to be remembered.

Pascal atones for past mistakes on Thursdays.

Noah loves to draw and sewed his own super suit.

 

Oscar plays his trumpet gleefully. 

Hand Carved Characters: Week Two

I'm keeping up with the #CarveDecember challenge.

It's been wonderful thinking up a new character each day :-)

Lots of weird and wonderful lives in my head.

And I've enjoyed bringing those characters to 'life'...

or at least to rubber.

Thanks so much for stopping by.

Warmly,

Nicole

Hand Carved Characters - Week One

Clifford never knew which lead him more, his eyes or his heart.

Archie loves dancing and tea cups.

Beatrice never felt at home.

Fia's wanderlust borders on obsession.

Hand Carved Stamps

Day Three

Clifford never knew which lead him more, his eyes or his heart. 

Day Four

Archie loves dancing and tea cups.

It's #CarveDecember

CarveDecember created by Julie Fei-Fan Balzer  of Balzer Designs is easily my favorite challenge of the year.

This is my third time participating and for an added layer of excitement I decided to do all original characters that I might merge together into an art journal style picture book. 

It's scarily ambitious :-)

Here's my first two:

Jerry

Kenneth' mad scientist turned astronomer searching for a girl with galaxies in her eyes.