u/chutneystain800

I recently sold a rat sculpture to someone living in NYC and made this drawing as a thank you card. It’s Rat’s first day in NYC and he’s headed to Brooklyn via the subway. I’ve never been to NYC (and likely will never go) but it’s nice to know something I’ve made is going to be a permanent New Yorker.

I used watercolours mostly and also pencil colours and also white acrylic paint on cold pressed watercolour paper. Size is like 6x4 inches. I’m a beginner and just like to do watercolours for fun and for ideation and making thank you cards.

I just sold a Rat sculpture to someone living in NYC and made this as a thank you card for them. It’s Rat arriving in New York and trying to get to Brooklyn via the subway. I’ve never been to New York (and likely will never go) but it’s nice to know Ronald the Rat will be a real New Yorker.

This is made with watercolours and pencil colours and also white acrylic paint. Size is about 6x4 inches on watercolour paper. I’m a beginner at watercolours and I just like to do it for fun and for thank you cards.

I recently sold a rat sculpture to someone living in NYC and made this drawing as a thank you card. It’s Rat’s first day in NYC and he’s headed to Brooklyn via the subway. I’ve never been to NYC (and likely will never go) but it’s nice to know something I’ve made is going to be a permanent New Yorker.

I used watercolours mostly and also pencil colours and also white acrylic paint on cold pressed watercolour paper. Size is like 6x4 inches.

I’m making some goofy heirloom eggs with legs bag charms! They’re still a work in progress, I have to add beads and make clasps for the charm part but they look so goofy and angry I couldn’t help but share them here. Enjoy!

I made this last week but I thought the face wasn’t all that because I made a second one (last image) that I thought looked great with an old face so I changed it. He definitely looked like a young boy before and now he’s like a very grizzled principal.

Swamp Lily and Scallion are needle felted soft sculptures made with Himalayan wool and dyed with collected plant materials (Marigold and Eucalyptus) and Sappanwood extract. Their eyes are glass.

Even tho I made them together, I really wanted them to look like siblings not twins but it’s clear Swamp Lily got the looks in the family.

They’re called Swamp Lily and Scallion - both are needle felted soft sculptures made with plant dyed Himalayan wool with glass eyes. Enjoy!

A little video of how I made these eggs. Instead of starting with a fully wool base like I normally would, I sewed an egg shaped pattern and then stuffed it like a toy with fabric and felt scraps.

Swamp Lily is a needle felted soft sculpture made using sheep's wool sourced from Dunda Village, Harsil Valley in Uttarakhand, India and plant dyed with Eucalyptus leaves and Sappanwood extract.

She's a force of nature, if that force was never acted upon and best left alone for extended periods of time.

She’s a force of nature, if that force was never acted upon and best left alone for extended periods of time.

I had a pretty tough time making this and up until the final moment of finishing it, I genuinely thought it was gonna turn out to be a practice piece that I’ll end up chucking in the back of my wool closet. But I’m so happy with how her face turned out! She’s like a lovable cranky old lady who lives in the swamp like my idol Shrek

Swamp Lily is a needle felted soft sculpture made using sheep's wool sourced from Dunda Village, Harsil Valley in Uttarakhand, India and plant dyed with Eucalyptus leaves and Sappanwood extract.

She's a force of nature, if that force was never acted upon and best left alone for extended periods of time.

Swamp Lily is a needle felted soft sculpture made using sheep's wool sourced from Dunda Village, Harsil Valley in Uttarakhand, India and plant dyed with Eucalyptus leaves and Sappanwood extract.

She's a force of nature, if that force was never acted upon and best left alone for extended periods of time.

I guess you could say we’re always undergoing evolution but he’s especially in it. I was going to make a rat first but then somehow he turned out to be like this fish in the middle of a crazy evolution arc (which is what I imagine the dinosaurs went through) he’s got a weird expression because he can’t help it.

his name is Scallion and he’s a needle felted soft sculpture made with Himalayan wool, that I dyed myself using Brazilwood extract and Marigold petals. His eyes are glass.

he’s a needle felted soft sculpture made with Himalayan wool, that I dyed myself using Brazilwood extract and Marigold petals. His eyes are glass.

His name is Scallion because he’s green and smells great. He’s a bit of a weird guy because he looks like a fish in the middle of a crazy evolution arc, which is what I imagine the dinosaurs were.

and he’s a needle felted soft sculpture made with Himalayan wool, that I dyed myself using Brazilwood extract and Marigold petals. His eyes are glass.

His name is Scallion because he’s green and smells great. He’s a bit of a weird guy because he looks like a fish in the middle of a crazy evolution arc. But he was actually going to be a rat or a rat bastard and I think he does give nervous lil rat energy kind of.

his name is Scallion and he’s a needle felted soft sculpture made with Himalayan wool, that I dyed myself using Brazilwood extract and Marigold petals. His eyes are glass.

His name is Scallion because he’s green and smells great. He’s a bit of a weird guy because he looks like a fish in the middle of a crazy evolution arc. But he was actually supposed to be a rat or a rat bastard and I think he does give nervous lil rat energy kind of.

and he’s a needle felted soft sculpture made with Himalayan wool, that I dyed myself using Brazilwood extract and Marigold petals. His eyes are glass.

His name is Scallion because he’s green and smells great. He’s a bit of a weird guy because he looks like a fish in the middle of a crazy evolution arc but he was actually going to be a rat or a rat bastard. Rest assured he’s still a silly lil rat at heart.

his name is Scallion and he’s a needle felted soft sculpture made with Himalayan wool, that I dyed myself using Brazilwood extract and Marigold petals. His eyes are glass.

His name is Scallion because he’s green and smells great. He’s a bit of a weird guy because he looks like a fish in the middle of a crazy evolution arc. But he was actually supposed to be a weird rat.