K. Schottmuller

Paper mashe to smooth out the styrofoam and drywall mud to further refine/fill.

This is the styrofoam base of a sculpt I've been working on. Stay tuned to see this raccoon develop!

My bois are pretty and also goofy. They both got that husky stack-ability in them.

They're just a sweepy wittle guy. Let the poor raccoon take their nap.

I had fun using beads (mostly shell beads) to make the splashes of the water. The orca sculpt is a little simpler, but with all the detail and flair from the beads I think it turned out great

Look at this dapper lad. He's a good pupper.

My friend made a little crow head as a drawing aid, and I added a skull side when he didn't need it anymore. I'm pretty sure I gave it back to him. . . But I can't quite remember.

I think I'll take more painting process pictures next time. I like being able to see how they came together after the fact. I mean, I know the whole process, but seeing it side by side, ya know?

This is a commissioned chameleon sculptural mini canvas from the end of last year. I love doing these and hope more people will commission some!

Some sketches from vibing at show for local bands last year. Drawing to live music beats headphones any day. Though, it might be foolish of me to stare into lights just to draw them lol.

Made some merch for Valentine's Day that is definitely not remotely macabre.

I took progress shots to show a friend as I went, so now y'all get to see them too.

Fishy fish of the fishy persuasion.

Okay, I hear you saying "but these aren't fish," to which I say the collection prompt is marine animals, not fish only. Polar bears are marine animals, look it up, and while moose aren't officially they are at least half way there. Those tank deer are fucking orca food and that's good enough for me.

Look, I know these are weird, but I felt like "Other Fish in the Sea" stickers need to represent in non-leggy fashion. Some of the kinks I attempted to reference/represent I don't personally have, so IDK if my designs capture the appeal of them or not. Either way these freaky little "fish" were fun to draw.

It started with a rainbow sea slug because my joyfriend kept calling me a "sexy slug" for their own amusement, but it's many leggy friends now.

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