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Much of the country is in a snowy mood and I drifted to the snow-inspired polymer works of two artists.
Kim Owens (folkartfromtheheart) antiques her folk art/primitive characters (the one at right is Frosty Frightcicle) to give them her signature funky folk look. She’s from California and must have to imagine her snowy scenes.
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Janell Berryman (pumpkins-seeds) lives on the Oregon coast where I doubt she’s seeing snowmen like those in her newest collection (pictured at left) either.
Janell has been sculpting and selling her pieces since 1997 and she’s part of a group of like-minded “sweet and spooky” sculptors on the spookytimejingles site. The rich polymer and paperclay links on that site provide a perfect diversion when you need a break from your studio.
Jeannie ,
This is adorable. I especially love that a christmas tree is being decorated with pumpkins.
Sabine ,
With these cute sculptures one can imagine snow wherever one is. They are so adorably cheerful.
Kim Owens ,
Wow! I had no idea my Frosty Frightcicle was posted here. I am truly honored, thank you so much. This is a beautiful site with some incredibly talanted artists. I am grateful to be listed among them.
Kim Owens
Folk Art From The Heart
Sheryl Parsons ,
Way to go Kim! He’s adorable! You did a great job with the cross over of holidays!
We are fortunate to have Kim as a member of American Holiday Artists. She is friendly as well as multi-talented!