Here are a few pictures of my fluffy inspiration. I'm fairly certain Calcifer is is a Maine Coone Cat, which means he's going to be very big. For my Bewilderbeast sculpture I wanted to emphasize the large paws and big fluffy tail. Of course the glow in the dark horns (which are normally invisible) are part of his Fire Demon heritage. The wings are also important. If Calcifer could fly he'd be the happiest kitten in the world! He loves to be up high (and often rides around on my shoulders). The way he jumps and leaps, it's almost as if he DID have wings (maybe they're invisible too). I made the claws, teeth, horns, eyes, and some stripes and feathers glow in the dark. I used powdered pigment over glow in the dark clay, and once you charge him up in bright light he glows for a LONG time. This piece took well over a week to complete, but was an absolute joy to create. I even used real cat whiskers, which I collect when my cats shed them naturally. Standing 7 1/2 inches tall, this fantasy sculpture is most definitely one of a kind! I even gave him little pink paw pads. Here are pictures from the listing in CreativeCritters. You can click on any of the pictures to view the listing and see the full description. Thanks for stopping by my wild and whimsical world!
-Michelle of CreativeCritters
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