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10/27/2016

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Sea Unicorn. This client commissioned an update of her childhood unicorn figurine with a sea creature twist.
​If you've always loved fantastic creatures and you've imagined having one of your own, I can help you bring your idea to reality. Because I create my sculptures from figurines that I find, there are lots of different options for commissioned works. I can create sculpture from an existing figurine that you provide, or figurines that I obtain, or a combination of the two. There are virtually endless possibilities for what can be created.
Here are some of the many options:
Hybrids: two or more different animals blended together
Additions: Horns, fangs, longer neck or legs, extra arms
Replacements: moving one part of a figurine to another area (i.e. moving ears to the back of an animal to look like wings)

Pictured on this page are a few of the custom commissions I've created for clients. If you're curious about having one of your own let's talk! You can email me here.
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"Kiss". Client requested a white rabbit with a golden horn kissing a rat.
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"Twin Scotties". Client commissioned mashup of their two pets.
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Deborah McGray
12/1/2016 02:37:39 pm

Hi Debra,
I'm a huge fan of your work-I adopted your little ear wing bunnies from Cactus Gallery and I love them.
I have a pair of seals that I've had since I was little and would love for you to work your magic on them. Just wondering what the cost would be to add on a unicorn horn, and possibly wings or a tail or antlers...as long as one has a unicorn horn I'm open to anything else:)
Any info would be appreciated and I can send a photo of them.
Thank you so much!
Deb

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Debra
12/2/2016 06:51:03 pm

Hi Deb! I sent you an email earlier today with more info on commissions. Thanks for giving a good home to the ear winged bunnies!

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