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Hello everybody! Happy Halloween!  I know, I know. It's a bit late to bring you a tutorial on how to make a polymer clay pumpkin . My fault. I apologize. But so far this has been a crazy week for me even if we don't celebrate Halloween in Portugal.  I found this tutorial on Facebook and I thought it was great. The artist stated it was free to share. But even so, I asked him if I could share it here on this new blog.  I truly admire people who are this talented. Just watch the delicate step-by-step. But I was even more surprised when I realized who this sculptor was. His name is Jeff Stahl or Jean- François Stahl . He's a french artist. I was already a fan of his digital painting work before I found this tutorial.  Stahl is truly amazing. You can take a look at his blog called  l'art blog de Jeff Stalh  or at his Deviantart  or you can follow his Facebook Page . He's a master of digital caricature but he also does oil painting like a God. Oh, you mu

Source Samantha Lee's site is about illustration but is also about food. She doesn't use color crayons or ink to illustrate. Instead, Samantha plays with food to create whimsical illustrations. She uses s cissors, knives, and toothpicks to craft delicious illustrations inspired by characters of all sorts.  Then she takes photos of it! This Malaysian mother with two daughters has more than  260,000  followers on Instagram. She started doing this food art in 2008 to encourage her elder daughter to eat! She also has a blog  and a Facebook page . Not boring at all!

Hello friends and Zazzlers! I want to use this space to share the work of amazing artists other than Zazzle's. Some of them may have stores at Zazzle too. But they create handmade work and they sell it using blogs and personal sites or places like Etsy.  I guess it will not be boring!  What's your say? This happens mainly because I love handmade work. Most people do. I think handmade creations are somehow more authentic and likable. Maybe it's because we can't find two exactly the same. That tiny amount of difference is what makes each piece of work unique and less perfect than something that's mass-produced. But that's why we like handmade. Because it reminds us of ourselves. We all are individuals, we are unique. And each one of us is a work of art! Instead of cold and automatic machines, handmade creations have humans in control of the process.  A machine uses energy to create a product. An artist uses passion. A machine works without breaks and fast. A p

Hello friends and Zazzlers! This is a Shirts or Bags post. As for T-Shirts you can check my previous post Halloween traditions and Tshirts . I have more than 60 tshirts listed. It's a real-time saver if you want to use this code.  You can check this tshirt   here . Halloween without yummy treats isn't Halloween. And with treats come treat bags! So have a look of what Zazzle has to offer.   I am showing you more than 50 tote bags inspired by Trick or Treat Halloween tradition . Some you can personalize and add the child's name. Enjoy the selection! Monster Blue Canvas Bag by littlesnaggles Design your own customizable tote bags at zazzle.com Spooky Pumpkin Head Bags by noboringwhite Make unique personalized canvas tote bags at Zazzle cute dog bunny ghosts chase in the graveyard canvas bag by super_shop Look at Halloween Bags online at Zazzle.com Trick or Treat Bag by BloodSuckingGeek Check out other