The Green Man on a building on Lancaster Terrace in Glasgow. Representing spring and rebirth, the Green Man appears on a surprisingly large number of buildings in the city, but this is one of the best I've found so far.

Just did a cast of my Tiki Light Switch Cover and got it up on my shop. I also made a cast of my Tiki earrings and necklace set, will have them up soon. Link to my shop is on my bio. #Tiki #tikiart #art #artwork #sculpture #necklace #earrings #handcrafted #lightswitchcover #homedecor #tikigod #jewelry #resinart

'Weight of the World'
Stoneware, approx 10 cm tall

"Världens tyngd"
Stengods, ca 10 cm hög

annikaeklind.com

Commissions are open! :)   
They wills tay open from 11th to 16th  ^^

instructions on my website
https://rivalmit.com/page/27-commissions-open-2022

A sculpture of the prow of a boat projecting from the facade of the 1880s Clyde Navigation Trust building on Robertson Street in Glasgow

I share some images of the process.

What a fun an busy week. I managed to stuff the doodle I coated and pulled myself into an acrylic box with paracord. I think I could use a larger box in most areas... and a slightly different box design... But I am certainly excited about putting more doodles in boxes and making them way less fragile.

I also baked a few breads. I am currently on bread 14. Here is a photo of bread 12 (top with additives) and bread 13.5 (second bread of a kilogram flour starter mass) also with the same cashews an olives.
With bread 13, I have begun noticing my liquid starter will be all floating about 12 hours after I feed it on a good day. So for bread 13 I caught it at one of these moments of peak ripeness before inoculating the bread dough with it. I also have been going in the fridge at night and taking it out during the day for two days. The added time added to the bread's fluffyness an rise.

Love this rather wonderful character on the ruins of Cathcart Old Parish Church in Glasgow. The church was built in the 1830s and was replaced by a newer church nearby in the 1920s.

‘Cargo’ a concrete lamp/light sculpture in the shape of a container ship. Or actually four cargo ships. The deck of the ship is divided into four equal sections on which each you can place the wheelhouse or two containers next to each other.
This gives endless possibilities in the appearance and light effects this 'ships lamp' creates.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1821419845/cargo-a-concrete-light-sculpture-in-the?ref=shop_home_active_9&logging_key=d06abe8eafbb8b2a4d9b699830927faeb1cc9a6f%3A1821419845

It can be hard to find a different angle to capture well-photographed landmarks. This is my attempt at doing so for one of the Kelpies, a pair of 30 metre high sculptures which mark the eastern end of the Forth and Clyde Canal.

Tiny lady statue.

The first of these figures that I sculpted. I wanted lots of flowing cloth layers and bright colours.

She stands ~60mm tall.
All epoxy putty, except for the fan (3 layers of plasticard).

À chaque jour son œuvre,

Finger Crown, 2024
Klara Lilja

White clay, glaze, lacquer (stoneware)
9 1/10 × 7 1/2 × 5 9/10 in | 23 × 19 × 15 cm

A surreal, arty-farty self-portrait I made back when I was exhaustingly chased by evil deadlines.

The logo on the door was my one-man company logo at the time. It was called Seven's Heaven.