Which one would you take, part four

I posted a collage of my resin collection on Facebook and said, "If you could have just one of them, which one would you take?"

WarLord, War Chant sculpted by Kathi Bogucki, painted by Kathleen Kirch and coveted by Christine Jordan

 The responses were immediate and overwhelming.

Rajun Cajun, Okie Rio sculpted by Carol Williams, painted by Chris Flint and coveted by Teresa Buzzell

Of course, I had to turn them into a blog post.

Raton Cebo, Brio Sambra sculpted by Sheila Bishop, painted by Tiffany Purdy and coveted by Teresa Fedak

Except, really, there were too many for just one post.

Love N Stuff, Matriarch sculpted by Carol Williams, painted by Susan Hurst and coveted by Susan Bensema Young

So I wrote a second.

MN Bonnie, sculpted and painted by Michelle Belisle-Locke

And then a third.

New York Doll, Strawberry Jam sculpted by Kathi Bogucki, painted by Susan Hurst and coveted by Emme Grace

And here we are at post number four.

Prodigal Daughter, Calamity Jane sculpted by Sarah Isherwood, painted by Hilary Schwafel and coveted by Breanna Scott

At this point, I know it's self-indulgent.

Wren, Wrona sculpted by Anna Dobrowolska-Oczko and painted by Lauren Hoeffer

But, also, I don't really care?

Zefyrr, Kara Kush sculpted and painted by Andrea Kessler and coveted by Susan Bensema Young

I've really enjoyed this series.

BFF, Scarlett sculpted by Stacy Tumlinson, customized and painted by Tiffany Purdy and coveted by Breanna Scott

The majority of my models have been packed up for more than a year.

Beethoven, Bourbon sculpted by Anna Zaharenkova and painted by Georgia Padgett

It's been so nice reconnecting with them this way.

Khemotigre, Aashiq sculpted by Edwin Bogucki and customized and painted by Tiffany Purdy

For the first time in a long time, I am inspired to get them out and play with them for real.

Balthazar, mule sculpted by Linda Lima and painted by Suzanne Feld

Thank you so much to everyone who "stole" a model from me this week.

Adonis Z, Valentino sculpted by Brigitte Eberl, painted by Tom Bainbridge and coveted by Kelly Weimer

If they're ever actually for sale, I'll let you know!