Now You See Me

Name: Now You See Me
Brand: Fantasywire

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Much of what I normally create are dramatic posed fairies with long hair, fighting the wind or dancing. When you create something dramatic, it sort of trumps the detail. No-one looks closely at the attention to physical form or the little touches of detail, all they tend to see is the overall drama. There’s also a cruel irony that the dramatic ones take great photos, but only from the aspect which best frames the drama. The reality of owning a sculpture is that you want it to provide interest from all angles. As I’ve gained experience, I’m tending to make the sculptures that I want to own rath

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