Greetings!
Today Barbara and I were trying to decide if we were going to do Face Off. We both have things going on in our life. However, here is how I dry the faces and some finished from the past. I also want to invite and link up with Gene Black who has started making faces too. I love this. Please stop by both site to see what they have created.
If you are making clay faces leave me a note so you can be included as well.
Have a great day
Nicole
The last one looks like he's puckering up for a big kiss!
ReplyDeleteThis comment is from Barbara Artistic Living. Blogger isn't playing nice with her as far as posting comments.
ReplyDeleteGreat post, Nicole! I love your highlighted face, the bottom oblong
one, I’m calling it “Lips”!
Nice to see more about your drying process too. You pump these out so fast! I’m doing just the one per week.
What happens to all of these, do you sell them?
...Blogger often doesn't play nice, that's life!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Your clay faces are amazing.
ReplyDeleteHappy you dropped by my blog today Nicole
Much💜love
The first thing that came to mind was Game of Thrones. :D
ReplyDeleteThese are cute little faces.
I think I should try making these. May not be perfect, but practice will make it ....
ReplyDeleteNice to see your drying process and your completed entry this week. Sorry you have been so busy. I know the feeling, dear.
ReplyDeleteNice Nicole, off to visit the other links.
ReplyDeleteBoa tarde Nicole. Seus trabalhos são maravilhosos e especiais. Todos são bonitos e impressionantes.
ReplyDeleteFaces look like a fun thing to make out of clay. Might have to give it a go sometime.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you shared these. So many fun faces to look at!
ReplyDeleteI really love the colorful way you've painted the faces!
ReplyDeleteSo many expression and moods. The two with red eyes are my favorites. I also love the piece with the pentacles.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nicole. I will try to make it most Fridays, but likely I will miss a few.
ReplyDeleteWow ~ lovely series of faces ~ awesome ~ Xo
ReplyDeleteWishing you love and laughter in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Just visited both website (Barbara & Gene Black).
ReplyDeleteNice to see your drying process. And Great combination of colours on your faces, Nicole!
Congrats on such creativity :-)
Faces I find very, very difficult - you´re doing great :-)
ReplyDeleteYour faces are truly inspiring Nicole. I'll go and see those links 👍😊
ReplyDeleteThey are stunning!
ReplyDeleteBom dia minha querida amiga Nicole. Passando para desejar um excelente domingo.
ReplyDeleteyou are truly a gifted artist to create such incredibly beautiful and intriguing faces dear Nichole !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteeach face seems to driven from entirely different perspective and display a vigorous expression which hit the watching eye instantly ,i am so impressed with how amazingly you convey your perceptions through your gift hats off to you my wonderful friend!
Yours are beautiful. Wish I could make these but would need supplies.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you did carry on even though life is busy, I know how hard it can be to include art in our lives when other things seem so much more important. All your faces have an identity all of their own Nicole, I love them. Hugs Tracey x
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