Why Free_Bird_Sing_snowglobe

"Why the Free Bird Sings" custom one-of-a-kind waterglobe (snowglobe) with steampunk-embellished birdcage, a mechanical aviator duck, an impossibly tiny Victrola, and a man on a swing --- all inside a 4-inch glass globe, filled with liquid and metallic gold dust. Camryn Forrest Designs, May 2012.

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Comment by Camryn Forrest Danjoux on July 14, 2012 at 9:38am: Yes, I have quite a few in production.

Been traveling so I haven't posted any recently to Wordpress, but they usually go there first and then to etsy if for sale.

You're making me feel like it's time to get some new work photographed and posted on the blog (Thank you, I neede that.) www.camrynforrest.com

This is the shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/CamrynForrestDesigns

The original "Why The Free Bird Sings" sold in early June, but I am making some similar ones (never quite the same) with birdcages, etc. Right now I am making a series with little handmade steampunkish chairs inside globes, and one with a heart and gramophone. That one is titled "My heart calls to you..." rather sweet. Another one features a teeny umbrella made entirely of wire and watch parts (overlaid each other to look like a lace parasol) and some metal boots --- it's called (excuse the pun), Rain Gears.

Thanks for your kind comment.