Jeff, my little brother , memorial sculpture
Its finished, the memorial sculpture I did of my recently decreased little brother who died of a massive heart attack at age 51. Very sad but somehow making this little sculpture of him helps- a lot. I’m thinking that I might start doing this for other people too. It would be a very nice way to remember a loved one.
Memorial Sculptures
Angel Jeff Page
Doesn’t he look happy?
- Adding more detail, he’ll be holding a fishing pole.
- Doesn’t he look angelic?
- Notice the little raccoon peeking out from the tree stump base? Now he’s off to get the final firing. Only his eyes,lips,wings and the fish will be shiny, the rest will be matt finish.
- Notice the little raccoon peeking out from the tree stump base? Now he’s off to get the final firing. Only his eyes,lips,wings and the fish will be shiny, the rest will be matt finish.
Angel Tucker
My sweet deceased Standard Poodle -Tucker.
Tucker watching out for us.
He was a good dog.
A loyal loving friend for 14 years.
Angel Ralph hanging with Budda.
Angel Ralph waiting for the mailman.
- Notice the little raccoon peeking out from the tree stump base? Now he’s off to get the final firing. Only his eyes,lips,wings and the fish will be shiny, the rest will be matt finish.
Angel Ralph
I showed you this sculpture before, I made it last year but I thought I’d throw back up here again, since I’ve made more Memorial Sculptures.
Taking Angel Ralph out.
Angel Ralph riding the stone donkey.
Memorial sculpture of Ralph O’Connell
everyday art by Kathy O'Connell 