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  Cynthia Gaub   
  Everett WA USA  
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Art: Tree Sprite by Artist Cynthia  Gaub
"Tree Sprite"
Cynthia Gaub

Art: Little Boy Bird by Artist Cynthia  Gaub
"Little Boy Bird"
Cynthia Gaub

Art: Beauty in Balance by Artist Cynthia  Gaub
"Beauty in Balance"
Cynthia Gaub

Art: Sheba 3.0 by Artist Cynthia  Gaub
"Sheba 3.0"
Cynthia Gaub

Art: One Purple Happiness by Artist Cynthia  Gaub
"One Purple Happiness"
Cynthia Gaub

"Tree Sprite"

Art: Tree Sprite by Artist Cynthia  Gaub
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Media:  fabric doll
Dimensions:  14" tall
Date of Work:  02/2009

This tree sprite is finally finished... let's review her creation.

Originally created for the Mythology Show of December 2005! I started her body and had plans to make her a Medusa based doll. She sat HEADLESS for all these years, because frankly the heads are difficult in this medium and I got interested in other things and time moved on.

She has sat on the shelf by my sewing area, so it is not as if she hasn't been staring at me, headlessly, pleading for me to finish her.

Then there was the WIP show from this same time last year. So I entered her in that show, more as a guilt trip for myself to finish her. But it has taken a whole year for it to happen.

The wings were created this past Christmas as I made doll clothes for my nieces' dolls. I wanted to make them both fairy costumes for their dolls, because they are really into fairies right now. I had some extra trial wings leftover so I decided this doll needed to be a fairy instead of a Medusa. Which solved the whole snake hair problem.

The reason it has finally happened, is that I made a goal for myself to finish up and clear out all of my half-started projects. I even made a calendar determining which ones I would finish when, and how they might apply to a show.

More pictures of this pretty lady in other poses at my flickr


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