Showing posts with label miniatures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label miniatures. Show all posts
Friday, March 19, 2010
155/365 - Miniature (Fake) Gingerbread
First miniatures I've done in quite a while. . .
They're not perfect, but fortunately that's one of the benefits of doing mini food. Real food is only rarely perfect, so imperfect minis still look fairly realistic.
As for size. . . I think these are roughly an inch (maybe 1.25 inches) tall.
Labels:
candy,
cookies,
food,
macro,
miniatures,
polymer clay
Friday, November 13, 2009
30/365 - Candy Cane Collection
I've been working on some Christmas-themed polymer clay things, lately. These tiny candy canes are waiting to be worked into some larger projects. Making miniature candy is lots of fun, but it's also fairly time-consuming.
Editing: Resize, Curves, Color Balance (was too yellow), Sponge Tool (to slightly desaturate the quarter), Ortonizing technique, & Unsharp Mask.
Labels:
Christmas,
food,
holidays,
macro,
miniatures,
polymer clay
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