On Saturday, I became inspired to create some new birth art and worked on it rather than the other work that was on my list.
I wanted to make a “womb labyrinth” finger labyrinth and after some experimentation and a LOT of time, I made this one, using a drawing I previously created as my model:
This was my original drawing from 2007 on which I based the clay design:
Since I had the polymer clay out, I couldn’t resist making another one of my birth goddess sculptures. This one I colored using gold pigment and she looks very royal. I feel like making these sculptures has helped me integrate “pregnant woman” back into my identity and I really like this one in particular:
And, here is a picture of the two together—a nice day’s work if I do say so myself 🙂 And, more consistent with my “savoring” and self-care goals than some of the other things that I had on my list for the day (but hey, write two book reviews was on there and I did that too!)
On Sunday, my inspiration continued and I made another womb labyrinth that I like better than the first one:
I also experimented and made a different type that turned out pretty neat too:
I love all of these!
Yay! They turned out pretty. I can’t wait to try!!
Wow Molly, I love all of them! Great job!
I really like the last picture. It makes me think all kinds of womby thoughts.
Molly,
You have inspired me to start making my figurines again! Some are bird people with feather wings…
Yours sound cool, Lori! I want to see pix!
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