Made with paper clay, a glass eye, and a cardboard box. I painted her with acrylics and she shimmers in the light.

This fellow is one of my favorites and I am simply tickled with how well he turned out. But I can't think of a name for him!
Sapphiro? Aguanaughtii?
What do you think?

My Daughter meticulously placed every single gem to create a gorgeous piece. I actually made this one as they were jumping at a local jump place.

This piece is one of my favorites. The scar across his face turned out especially well.

I felt like this had a dinosaur-type brow. I used 3 different shades of gold including some copper paint.

The evil slant of his eyes came when I was frustrated and angry. I felt so torn apart, agitated, and scarred--not good for anything. How wrong I was.

This piece was painted by my 5-year-old! You would never know except by the bright shade of pink. She was so incredibly proud.

My Grandmother helped me paint this one. Honestly, I couldn't ask for a more inspiring and encouraging person in my life. Her own art dazzles me.

I try to contrast each eyepiece with the dragon's skin color to create contrast--but this piece had a mind of it's own.
I tried to paint this piece dark purple to match the box background. But every shade I tried was just wrong until I stumbled on this beauty.

I wanted this dragon eye in Goat orientation, and then as I laid the clay to secure the glowing orb, something emerged that I didn't expect.