[Zora]

Hi,
Because I've been sculpting a lot of dogs lately I decided to make an ongoing thread for them so I don't have to keep posting new ones.
Here are some pictures of the dogs I did recently.>
A Norwich terrier named Wilkie. 3''





"Herbert" The Rough Collie.
He's going to be a trophy for a Collie show in Connecticut. About 5 1/2''





A black and tan **** hound named Hamilton. 2 1/2''

 

[Zora]

And "Rowena" An Afghan hound. Almost 6''

 

[Zora]

Here are two Collies that I made for my grandmother's birthday.
They're of her two dogs Bonnie and Gavin.
First some pictures before they were glued to a Burdick chocolate box.
Bonnie>





Gavin>







both are less than 2'' as sculptures and about 3 1/2 on the box.

 

[George924]

These are wonderful pieces...love to be able to sculpt but it's not in me. I really would like to have one of your sculptures. The Great Dane is my breed of dog and would like to know more about how to go about commissioning some of your sculptures. PM with details if you have time or interested.

 

[Zora]

Will send you a PM about commissions tomorrow

 

[BlackCatMagick]

You've got some serious talent. The fur texture looks awesome - it must require incredible patience.

 

[VietNamArtist]

Hi Zora
The beautiful statue of you, they are alive.

 

[Zora]

Thanks! Here's a little Greyhound named "Jeanette"
Her bed is 3'' long.

 

[DLeeG]

Great work. At those sizes, they are more figurines than sculptures.

 

[Zora]

This is "Eleanor", a recent sculpture of a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

3 1/2'' long and 1 1/2'' tall. Made in sculpy.

 

[Zora]

My most recent sculpture is a blue merle Collie named Myrtle.
Sculpted in porcelain with epoxy resin ears etc. and painted with acrylics. 3'' tall.
Some pictures below

 

[photoman]

Wow these are amazing pieces you have created. You should be selling these on places such as Ebay and Amazon.
I would also suggest you try and get your products seen by more people, and Ebay is a good place to start. PM me if you need any advice on marketing these.

 

[Zora]

Thanks! I'll probably be trying that sometime.