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Dark Souls Bonfire.

VG Wallpapers

Fan art for the game Binding of Isaac created by @isisaacdead

Designing London Stone's debut EP was a fun challenge as it was the first time I played both the role of designer and as part of the client team and it relied heavily on the ability to separate personal and professional attitude at the same time. I had a base concept to start with, a girl, a blindfold, and a colour scheme, but for weeks the ideas seemed to keep falling short, I felt the design was becoming bland and motivation was dipping. Finally, after pulling back and looking at the whole picture, I decided to veer off the path we were on and start trying some more "out there" ideas in comparison to the early concepts. When I managed to pin down the high contrast threshold effect it was smooth sailing from there, to the point where I even finished the back cover in only a couple takes.

Custom-ordered large dreamcatcher. Made with polymer clay, embroidery floss and glass beads. 

Small versions are available through my etsy. 

Small dream catchers, made with polymer clay (SculpeyIII) and embroidery floss. 

Available through my etsy. 

Lotus flowers made of polymer clay (Sculpey III).

Available for sale through my etsy.

Made with polymer clay (Sculpey III) and gold acrylic paint around the rim of the bowl.

Polymer Clay Bonfire

I finally beat Dark Souls 3 the other day, but before that, about 3/4ths of the way through, I kept getting my ass kicked by a certain boss and had to rage quit, but because Dark Souls was life at the time I needed to find something to else to do related to DS.

So I decided to make a little Polymer Clay Bonfire. :D

It’s quite small and I have fat hands, so I tried to really strip it down to basic shapes, going almost cartoon-like but avoiding the cheese. I’m quite proud of this honestly and I’m going to work on a Bloodborne lamp.