© Calluna Dellamorte
Welcome to the rambling thoughts of artist Calluna Dellamorte. Today we will explore medical curiosities, rogue taxidermy, fashions of years past, classic and contemporary art, Victoriana, steampunk culture, post-apocalyptic couture, and whatever else strikes my fancy.
Showing posts with label Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Projects. Show all posts
Saturday, February 5, 2011
Tooth Ring
Being both a collector of oddities and the morbid, and an artist, I found the need to make myself a ring. The tooth was given to me by a friend from a rather old human skeleton...
The sterling sliver ring setting was from Fire Mountain Gems.
© Calluna Dellamorte
© Calluna Dellamorte
Friday, October 1, 2010
Mutant Fetus Sculpt
Just a little something I was playing around with the other night.
©2010 Calluna Dellamorte
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Steampunk Gun Project
Since we are on the subject of teh steampunk...
These are my Nerf gun mods. I was lazy and didn't bother disassembling them before going to town, but the big revolver is no longer operational anyway, so it didn't matter much for that one. The sci-fi gun is a bit sticky, but fairly operational.
I primed the guns with a plastic primer spray, then gave each a couple coats of the base metal color. Dry brushing, touch-ups, and the wood grain were painted with enamels, and both were antiqued with a store bought black antiquing kit.
The big revolver incorporates lamp parts, bits from a cheap but ornate picture frame, and decorative jibs from the craft store. My sci-fi gun has an old television vacuum tube, an inexpensive LED flashlight on top, a drawer pull, fuses, and gauges I made from stuff I had lying around, and a color printout.
Click the images for a larger view.
These are my Nerf gun mods. I was lazy and didn't bother disassembling them before going to town, but the big revolver is no longer operational anyway, so it didn't matter much for that one. The sci-fi gun is a bit sticky, but fairly operational.
I primed the guns with a plastic primer spray, then gave each a couple coats of the base metal color. Dry brushing, touch-ups, and the wood grain were painted with enamels, and both were antiqued with a store bought black antiquing kit.
The big revolver incorporates lamp parts, bits from a cheap but ornate picture frame, and decorative jibs from the craft store. My sci-fi gun has an old television vacuum tube, an inexpensive LED flashlight on top, a drawer pull, fuses, and gauges I made from stuff I had lying around, and a color printout.
Click the images for a larger view.
©2010 Calluna Dellamorte
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