sculptures & puppets
“I love puppets. And I love the detail of three dimensions.”
—Amber, the sculptor
Calmon (on stage)
Papier-mâché painted with acrylic
Masks I created along with a large puppet sculpture inspired by the sculpture "Nano Morgante" in the Boboli Gardens in Florence, Italy.
The Soothsayer
Papier-mâché painted with acrylic
A single handed puppet for a character in "disguise."
Anubis (side view)
Papier-mâché painted with acrylic
The White Reindeer
Papier-mâché painted with acrylic
This sculpture puppet was inspired by the Saami mythology of the sun goddess, Beaivi, and the white reindeer that brings the sun in its antlers back from the underworld.
Calmon
Papier-mâché painted with acrylic
The turtle's head moved and could spit water.
The Soothsayer (open mouth)
Papier-mâché painted with acrylic
Eiver
Papier-mâché painted with acrylic, soft pillow body.
This puppet was inspired by the Saami mythology of the sun goddess Beaivi.
Anubis
Papier-mâché painted with acrylic
Inspired by Egyptian mythology, Anubis is the patron god of lost souls. This sculpture is wearable as a headdress or as it currently is, a bust mount.
If the Walls Could Talk #1: The Joke
Papier-mâché on canvas painted with acrylic
This wall sculpture is #1 of a series.