Wow theese modern turntables sure are junk, look at that wobble.
@nerdvana1013 ай бұрын
Better than what they play every morning in north Korea
@CherieLeeCreations3 ай бұрын
Yikes! That makes me want to ask if you could share examples!!!
@CherieLeeCreations4 ай бұрын
Like it's sibling piece "A Quick Note," this ostrich egg was dyed black after carving. This should be the last of the backlogged eggs that had yet to be posted online, so future uploads may slow down or change slightly in nature, depending on my work as it proceeds (I've been doing some illustrating and other forms of sculpture lately, along with designing a few egg carvings). Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations4 ай бұрын
A practical design: A lifegiving vessel! Why is there so much interest? Know this from my heart: My body is not all of me. Its not even my best part. This piece sits on a base of steel wool, and has an accompanying branch displayed in the vase (too tall for the video; images available on the website!) Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations5 ай бұрын
While continuing my own exploration into the human form, I found myself studying more classical pieces of a similar mindset. Wanting to try adapting these pieces, but not without my own twist, "Greek Yearn" came to be. I suppose my own attempts to understand the human body may have rubbed off on my subjects. Seated on a 3D-printed base designed and patterned after a marble column. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations5 ай бұрын
"Disability - Mind" is the first posted entry into the "Disability" Series, which is still under development currently. Being constructed in a similar 'ship-in-the-bottle' style method, this piece also acts as a companion for "Behind the Wall." Inside the barbed wire, the figure is more visible than their walled-in counterpart; although perhaps they're more painful to help escape. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations5 ай бұрын
With this piece, "Community," we're returning to the ostrich eggs proper. While carving this piece, a lot of time was spent at the local apiary and I was lucky enough to be given a hunk of genuine beehive. It now serves as the foundation for the egg's base, completed with honey-colored resin rings and puddle. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations5 ай бұрын
The final practice piece intermission -- more ostrich eggs coming soon. This piece was a first attempt at transforming a music staff into a structurally stable carving. This wound up being the most direct proof-of-concept from these practice eggs so far; what I learned from doing this piece was heavily leveraged in other pieces "Delicate Note" and "Quick Note," along with "Uplifting" and "Listen!" after I pushed myself into carving the human form. Eggs from emu and rhea birds are smaller, cheaper, and thinner than my usual ostrich egg canvas -- making them great practice pieces for both your wallet and your skills! With thinner walls, I can be pretty sure that anything I can pull off on a smaller egg will be possible on an ostrich one. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations5 ай бұрын
The third of four practice eggs going up. Like the interlock practice piece from two days ago, this is one egg split in two with a single complicated cut. Different, however, is that this one can be separated while the interlock piece is still locked in place. With one half of the hug removed, it was simple to dye and replace. Some of these elements were used in later piece, "Behind the Wall," posted last week. --- Eggs from emu and rhea birds are smaller, cheaper, and thinner than my usual ostrich egg canvas -- making them great practice pieces for both your wallet and your skills! With thinner walls, I can be pretty sure that anything I can pull off on a smaller egg will be possible on an ostrich one. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations5 ай бұрын
We're going to rapid-fire some old rhea test pieces out over the coming few days! This first entry was a test at creating interlocking pieces of fully disparate shells. Rhea eggshells are smaller, cheaper, and thinner than my usual ostrich egg canvas -- making them great practice pieces for both your wallet and your skills! With thinner walls, I can be pretty sure that anything I can pull off on a rhea egg will be possible on an ostrich one. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations6 ай бұрын
With the recent series finally covered, we'll show off some older works and practice pieces before moving into another one of the more modern series. For "Behind the Wall," both an ostrich and a chicken egg were used in a ship-in-the-bottle style; the chicken egg (only seen peeking through here) is carved into a person holding their knees. With the wall now built up, they are unable to be removed without breaking something down. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations6 ай бұрын
The final (bonus) fourth entry in a three-part series titled "Holding it Together." At the time this was my last egg, and when it broke I decided not to give up on making something special out of it. This was a first for me: a non-reductive egg sculpture, inspired by the Japanese kintsugi process but unfortunately in lieu of powdered gold in the creases -- if I can't afford the next egg, I surely shouldn't be buying gold dust!! Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations6 ай бұрын
The third in a three-part series titled "Holding it Together," with a final bonus entry soon to come. This piece uses silver leafing along with antiquing techniques to achieve the rusted safety pin look, matched to its base made of real rusted antique safety pins. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations6 ай бұрын
The second in a three-part series titled "Holding it Together" with the final entry soon to come. This piece uses gold leafing and is designed to hang from a hook-shaped base similar to a shepherd's cane (too large for the rotating display base). Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations6 ай бұрын
The first in a three-part series titled "Holding it Together" with the next two soon to come. The piece is internally dyed red and is sitting on a base of medical gauze coated in a thin layer of resin! Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@galanbeck7 ай бұрын
This is excellent. I love how the music notes/staff runs through the people and connects them all
@CherieLeeCreations7 ай бұрын
lol, thank you for saying that the musical staff forms the dancer's bodies --- your description is extremely helpful because I think the photography on this piece doesn't really show that fact terribly well 💚
@CherieLeeCreations7 ай бұрын
Carved and partially dyed genuine ostrich eggshell on wood and resin stand. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations7 ай бұрын
Ostrich egg, partially dyed and sitting on a reclaimed abandoned nest of unknown species (with two broken egg inserts as well!) | Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations8 ай бұрын
Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@CherieLeeCreations8 ай бұрын
Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
@davidostwald31142 жыл бұрын
A most excellent and clearly deeply intelligent froggy
@CherieLeeCreations2 жыл бұрын
David I miss you dearly! We need to catch up asap!
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
I really love your style : ideas, backgrounds and music - your projects got a soul....
@CherieLeeCreations3 жыл бұрын
TY TOVRUSart, this is what happens when my last shell is broken and I can't drill, lol. Tools, time and space <<sigh>>
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
interesting ideas
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
wow, it's pretty
@CherieLeeCreations3 жыл бұрын
Privet (?) TOVRUSartSTUDIO! It's good to see you here. I see we have much to discuss
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
@@CherieLeeCreations Thanks. Do you speak Russian? :)
@CherieLeeCreations3 жыл бұрын
@@TOBCTUU Nah, I'm just a language dabbler! Eager and willing to learn. Currently learning German (just a *tad* easier). Know a little of this/little of that. I'm looking forward to watching your work progress
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
@@CherieLeeCreations thanks, I'm working on few projects at same time and don't know which gonna be finished next, but yesterday I made one not big (from idea to finish in 1 day ;) ) project so video should be uploaded today
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
@@CherieLeeCreations also you can find more my projects here: www.tiktok.com/@tovrus?lang=en instagram.com/tovrus/
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
good job!!, what tool did u use?
@CherieLeeCreations3 жыл бұрын
Hi TOVRUSartSTUDIO. I didn't realize this was listed as public...it's raw footage that was not really supposed to be posted (kind of new to the media stuff, also). I used to use a regular household rotary tool, like a Dremel, but they vibrate a lot (hence your gloves) and can be very 'grippy'. Now I use a dental drill. I have questions about your work, as well. Feel free to reach out: • [email protected] • website: eggscapes.wixsite.com/CherieLee • facebook.com/CherieLeeImagery (or maybe it's CherieLeeCreations...I have both and they're all tangley) • instagram.com/CherieLeeCreations • twitter.com/CherieLeeArtist
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
@@CherieLeeCreations Thank you for respond :) I'm new to media too.... just around 10 day and carving for 2 months. I like your ideas for projects - they all untypical, original and looks very good!!
@CherieLeeCreations3 жыл бұрын
@@TOBCTUU Thank you - 'untypical' is just what I was going for!
@TOBCTUU3 жыл бұрын
@@CherieLeeCreations how do you got ideas for your creations?
@CherieLeeCreations3 жыл бұрын
@@TOBCTUU Ideas are not my problem, there's so many stuck in there it's a log jam! My two biggest issues are that I have difficulty obtaining eggshells, and even more difficulty finding somewhere to work on them! You don't seem to have a shortage of ideas either...you have some very clever ones that I like a lot, and there are many I can only catch glimpses of. You're doing a wonderful job all around
Пікірлер
What is this?
Oh, my goodness, how stunning!!
Wow theese modern turntables sure are junk, look at that wobble.
Better than what they play every morning in north Korea
Yikes! That makes me want to ask if you could share examples!!!
Like it's sibling piece "A Quick Note," this ostrich egg was dyed black after carving. This should be the last of the backlogged eggs that had yet to be posted online, so future uploads may slow down or change slightly in nature, depending on my work as it proceeds (I've been doing some illustrating and other forms of sculpture lately, along with designing a few egg carvings). Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
A practical design: A lifegiving vessel! Why is there so much interest? Know this from my heart: My body is not all of me. Its not even my best part. This piece sits on a base of steel wool, and has an accompanying branch displayed in the vase (too tall for the video; images available on the website!) Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
While continuing my own exploration into the human form, I found myself studying more classical pieces of a similar mindset. Wanting to try adapting these pieces, but not without my own twist, "Greek Yearn" came to be. I suppose my own attempts to understand the human body may have rubbed off on my subjects. Seated on a 3D-printed base designed and patterned after a marble column. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
"Disability - Mind" is the first posted entry into the "Disability" Series, which is still under development currently. Being constructed in a similar 'ship-in-the-bottle' style method, this piece also acts as a companion for "Behind the Wall." Inside the barbed wire, the figure is more visible than their walled-in counterpart; although perhaps they're more painful to help escape. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
With this piece, "Community," we're returning to the ostrich eggs proper. While carving this piece, a lot of time was spent at the local apiary and I was lucky enough to be given a hunk of genuine beehive. It now serves as the foundation for the egg's base, completed with honey-colored resin rings and puddle. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
The final practice piece intermission -- more ostrich eggs coming soon. This piece was a first attempt at transforming a music staff into a structurally stable carving. This wound up being the most direct proof-of-concept from these practice eggs so far; what I learned from doing this piece was heavily leveraged in other pieces "Delicate Note" and "Quick Note," along with "Uplifting" and "Listen!" after I pushed myself into carving the human form. Eggs from emu and rhea birds are smaller, cheaper, and thinner than my usual ostrich egg canvas -- making them great practice pieces for both your wallet and your skills! With thinner walls, I can be pretty sure that anything I can pull off on a smaller egg will be possible on an ostrich one. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
The third of four practice eggs going up. Like the interlock practice piece from two days ago, this is one egg split in two with a single complicated cut. Different, however, is that this one can be separated while the interlock piece is still locked in place. With one half of the hug removed, it was simple to dye and replace. Some of these elements were used in later piece, "Behind the Wall," posted last week. --- Eggs from emu and rhea birds are smaller, cheaper, and thinner than my usual ostrich egg canvas -- making them great practice pieces for both your wallet and your skills! With thinner walls, I can be pretty sure that anything I can pull off on a smaller egg will be possible on an ostrich one. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
We're going to rapid-fire some old rhea test pieces out over the coming few days! This first entry was a test at creating interlocking pieces of fully disparate shells. Rhea eggshells are smaller, cheaper, and thinner than my usual ostrich egg canvas -- making them great practice pieces for both your wallet and your skills! With thinner walls, I can be pretty sure that anything I can pull off on a rhea egg will be possible on an ostrich one. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
With the recent series finally covered, we'll show off some older works and practice pieces before moving into another one of the more modern series. For "Behind the Wall," both an ostrich and a chicken egg were used in a ship-in-the-bottle style; the chicken egg (only seen peeking through here) is carved into a person holding their knees. With the wall now built up, they are unable to be removed without breaking something down. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
The final (bonus) fourth entry in a three-part series titled "Holding it Together." At the time this was my last egg, and when it broke I decided not to give up on making something special out of it. This was a first for me: a non-reductive egg sculpture, inspired by the Japanese kintsugi process but unfortunately in lieu of powdered gold in the creases -- if I can't afford the next egg, I surely shouldn't be buying gold dust!! Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
The third in a three-part series titled "Holding it Together," with a final bonus entry soon to come. This piece uses silver leafing along with antiquing techniques to achieve the rusted safety pin look, matched to its base made of real rusted antique safety pins. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
The second in a three-part series titled "Holding it Together" with the final entry soon to come. This piece uses gold leafing and is designed to hang from a hook-shaped base similar to a shepherd's cane (too large for the rotating display base). Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
The first in a three-part series titled "Holding it Together" with the next two soon to come. The piece is internally dyed red and is sitting on a base of medical gauze coated in a thin layer of resin! Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
This is excellent. I love how the music notes/staff runs through the people and connects them all
lol, thank you for saying that the musical staff forms the dancer's bodies --- your description is extremely helpful because I think the photography on this piece doesn't really show that fact terribly well 💚
Carved and partially dyed genuine ostrich eggshell on wood and resin stand. Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
Ostrich egg, partially dyed and sitting on a reclaimed abandoned nest of unknown species (with two broken egg inserts as well!) | Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
Hand-Carved Eggshells and Other Arts by Cherie Lee - www.cherieleecreations.com
A most excellent and clearly deeply intelligent froggy
David I miss you dearly! We need to catch up asap!
I really love your style : ideas, backgrounds and music - your projects got a soul....
TY TOVRUSart, this is what happens when my last shell is broken and I can't drill, lol. Tools, time and space <<sigh>>
interesting ideas
wow, it's pretty
Privet (?) TOVRUSartSTUDIO! It's good to see you here. I see we have much to discuss
@@CherieLeeCreations Thanks. Do you speak Russian? :)
@@TOBCTUU Nah, I'm just a language dabbler! Eager and willing to learn. Currently learning German (just a *tad* easier). Know a little of this/little of that. I'm looking forward to watching your work progress
@@CherieLeeCreations thanks, I'm working on few projects at same time and don't know which gonna be finished next, but yesterday I made one not big (from idea to finish in 1 day ;) ) project so video should be uploaded today
@@CherieLeeCreations also you can find more my projects here: www.tiktok.com/@tovrus?lang=en instagram.com/tovrus/
good job!!, what tool did u use?
Hi TOVRUSartSTUDIO. I didn't realize this was listed as public...it's raw footage that was not really supposed to be posted (kind of new to the media stuff, also). I used to use a regular household rotary tool, like a Dremel, but they vibrate a lot (hence your gloves) and can be very 'grippy'. Now I use a dental drill. I have questions about your work, as well. Feel free to reach out: • [email protected] • website: eggscapes.wixsite.com/CherieLee • facebook.com/CherieLeeImagery (or maybe it's CherieLeeCreations...I have both and they're all tangley) • instagram.com/CherieLeeCreations • twitter.com/CherieLeeArtist
@@CherieLeeCreations Thank you for respond :) I'm new to media too.... just around 10 day and carving for 2 months. I like your ideas for projects - they all untypical, original and looks very good!!
@@TOBCTUU Thank you - 'untypical' is just what I was going for!
@@CherieLeeCreations how do you got ideas for your creations?
@@TOBCTUU Ideas are not my problem, there's so many stuck in there it's a log jam! My two biggest issues are that I have difficulty obtaining eggshells, and even more difficulty finding somewhere to work on them! You don't seem to have a shortage of ideas either...you have some very clever ones that I like a lot, and there are many I can only catch glimpses of. You're doing a wonderful job all around
One of my favorites. Awesome work.
Absolutely amazing