After I finished shaping the face, I used soft pastels to tone her cheeks. All the individual pieces of hair have wire in them to give her more articulation.
Peggy close up
Detail pic of Peggy. I used soft pastels to add blush to her cheeks.
Stop motion puppet process
I just finished making this stop motion puppet for an upcoming short by Molly Coffee at Zombie Cat Studios, in conjunction with the Atlanta Film Society and Hartsfield Airport.
I needle felted on top of a readymade ball and socket armature, adding wire in the hair, hands, and skirt for more movement. Looking forward to seeing Peggy come to life in Passing 66!
The Gwilliam campaign met its goal!
The campaign is over! Our goal was $7000 and we made $7,694!!! Thank you so much to everyone who donated, everyone who shared the campaign and all the sites who wrote about us! It means a lot that we got all this support! From now on we’re going to update you guys with behind the scenes pictures and other Gwilliam goodies!
Are You Afraid of the Dark?
These GLOW IN THE DARK Gwilliam Finger Puppets make the perfect nighttime companion. Only 5 made! Get yours and support goblin love!
Experience the Gwilliam rainbow!
The “ROY G BIV” collection of Gwilliam Finger Puppets is now available for purchase. Only one of each color (7 total), priced at $30 each. Support weird local film!
Gwilliam finger puppet process
Making the prototype for an edition of finger puppets to promote Brian Lonano’s upcoming short film, Gwilliam–a terrible love story between man and goblin! The edition will be cast in urethane rubber to make them flexible. Follow the link to support the film on indiegogo and get one of these adorable goblins while supplies last! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/gwilliam-short-film-by-brian-lonano#/story
If you’re at SXSW, check out Crow Hand!!!
You might find a certain something made by me hidden in the theater…