I just saw the results for the word challenge with the little wooden guy in it and I just love those but there's no like real way to find them but they're adorable & I just tend to love them all. Can y'all post some of them just to make me happy like this one
I just saw the results for the word challenge with the little wooden guy in it and I just love those but there's no like real way to find them but they're adorable & I just tend to love them all. Can y'all post some of them just to make me happy
Ikea. There's one in East Palo Alto... shouldn't be far from you at all.
I found both of mine on eBay under IKEA, but you can search wooden mannequin, wooden figure...those kinds of things. I think they are actually used for figure drawing exercises and the like. Check art supply stores or craft stores as well. edit: I got the big one (12" or so) for 9.99 and the little one for 3.50.
Thanks, lizzyc3...I love experimenting with the lights and the figure...you can get such expression from them! :o)
Various sized manikins here, and the flexi variety here. No affiliation, just a bookmark I had in my Favorites (although I've never actually ordered any myself).
I've seen them available in Michaels and Wal-Mart. Should be able to get them from most art stores. They're used most often as artist manikins to learn how to draw people.
They are cute, but they are starting to fall in the same category as cats, flowers and insects for me. it's possible to have too much of a good thing. ;)
They are cute, but they are starting to fall in the same category as cats, flowers and insects for me. it's possible to have too much of a good thing. ;)
I was thinking the same thing after the Words and Balance challenges.
He must be exhausted by now, with all his running from studio to studio, pose to pose, hanging from heights, standing on his hands, in precarious positions, bearing heavy loads. It's dangerous, I say, for him to be pushed and pulled and posed beyond the limits of his cellulose heart. He'll burn out, I warn you, ... or ... up.
Let him rest, I say!!! In fact (a pleading near silent sob) let him rest (voice subdued) in peace.
You gotta love the little wooden man...c'mon... ;o)
