WIP - Shrunken Head Private Commission

 Working on a new private commission, another shrunken head. This guys quite a bit bigger, and sports a nice head of hair. He's in his final skin detailing right now before adding the rear of the head and neck.

One Thousand Words, Abridged #1

The Yeti Crab

Found in the waters off the coast of Easter Island, this 6-inch, blind crab was discovered as part of the Census Of Marine Life. And is totally awesome.

More Head Shrinking

 Smitty has his first layer of base paint laid in, with the final sculpt mostly finished. He looks a little lonely without the stitches in his mouth and eyes.

Here's the back of the head, where you can see the stitches and puckered, shrunken skin where the natives extracted the skull, filling the skin with hot sand.

 

And here's a new work, a private commission. This guy's about twice the size of Smitty and has 20 inches of luxurious hair.

Track Your Stuff In Style

Now available in the Deeply Dapper Etsy Shoppe, Due Date Library Pockets and Inserts!

Based directly off of actual Date Due cards from the 1940's, these are made out of heavy paper and hand assembled for that perfect way to track your lending library, DVDs or just a unique bookplate. Use them to track who borrows your books or stamp them every time you read a tome. The pockets are available in Cream and White and the inserts in a retro-tastic selection of colors.

Custom bookplate design and fonts are also available!

New Items!

"May you live in interesting times."

It's been a busy week here at Deeply Dapper. New items in the Etsy shoppe, including Library Date Due cards and Baby Bigfoot stickers.

Chompy finally made his debut there too, on sale for less than $15.


I'm still working on Smitty the shrunken head, too - I made his left ear last night while I watched the truly abyssmal Cabin Fever 2 (my review is here)

And I've got some book covers too, that I'll filter in throughout the month here.


And though it just leads you here for now, www.deeplydapper.com is officially live! We've gone legit, ladies and gents! (Or as legit as people selling humbugs and bugaboos for a living can get, anyway...)