I didn't have a camera during the first parts of the making of Clotho. It's basically a plasic garden stick with a sculpey upper body. I didn't have that clearly defined an idea of what I wanted like the other designs so it was very much made up as it went along. I wanted something vaguely sinister so she would fit in a little more with the other two which are quite grotesque. I do actually wish I had a camera before since I found the plain unpainted white was far more unsettling than the painted version. It's something to with how the depth appears a little distorted and affects the stare.
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| Begining to sculpt the second spinner. Decided to jump back to clotho and finish her. |
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| Inspiration for a more ancent Greek look for the first spinner turned up this. Images of youths aren't as common so this carved relief on the tombstone of a young girl (c450–440 B.C) is perfect. Image and interesting information Courtesy of the Met Museum. |
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| derp |
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| I'm actually quite tempted to leave her bald. Like a newborn baby which would fit since she represents the begining and the handing out of the thread... |
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| She stilllikes to chase after feet... |
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| Starting to add the sheep whool. |
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| I have a ton of pins. Seemed like a fitting touch though, they're unfortunately not the most visible... |
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| Now with some yarn wrapped around we're all done! |
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