2-D Concentration!

So, I've finally started. Here's my gameplan:

1. Small Child need model

2. Dillon (5, playing)

3. little kid (7, first day of school, lunchbox) need model

4. Tim (11ish, crazy child)

5. Middle School girl (molly & co., insecurity) tuesday

6.. lani (16, drivers)- done

7. Jack (18, teenage rebellion)- done

8. Elena (21, drinking)- done

9. Starting family (30ish)- need model

10. ???, mid life crisis need model

11. Greg (55ish, technology aversion)

12. Grandparent (80, old)

I've done 7 & 8, and 6 should be easy, after school anytime really... I still need to work out some kinks though and start scheduling the shoots. if you know of anyone that could do any of the models PLEAAAASSEEE tell me! or any ideas for a milestone that is between 21 and 55 haha...

concentration

i lost count, i think this is #9...

(barnacles)

I'm probably going to carve some coral-ish things in the bottom half of the bowl to give it some more depth

Concetration and Breadth replacement

Breadth Replacement Piece- i moved the leaf fish on into my concentration. this is strange, but i really like the background that my bathroom gives for photographing my stuff... weird but convenient.

Concentration Piece 6: (unfinished, hint: chicken)

elephant tea time

concentration 5

not fired yet... there's a top to the teapot, too. it's supposed to be like elephant skin. i'm going to fire it with a light grey, maybe the ears of the teacup pink; i'm not sure.

Concentration

I'm pretty happy with the way that the skeleton turned out, though I'm not sure the message gets across- it's supposed to be a shorn sheep. I am considering crafting tiny uggs boots (and probably putting less of the styrofoam/wool) to put on it to get the message more clearly across, but i'm not sure, feedback would be much appreciated :)

Concentration/Breadth Replacement

So this piece is going in my Breadth officially (most likely a switch with the giraffe column or ostrich egg going on into my concentration)

Materials: Bone & Clay

Concentrations

All of them are subject to lots of change :)

2d: animals and people.... like a photoshop thing, but pointing out the animaly characteristics in people

3d: animals/conservation