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Rica & Carey
The two Greyhounds measures roughly 6" high.
This is what Rica & Carey's mom had to say about this piece,
"I absolutely love it! It brought tears to my eyes when I opened it.
Thanks so much for doing it.
I would love to have you do a statue of my two boys too. "
Beowulf
Beowulf measures roughly 4" high.
This piece was crafted out of colored polymer clay (with paint touch ups).
This is what Beowulf's mom had to say about this piece,
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Django
Django measures roughly 6" high.
This is what Django's mom had to say about this piece,
"it looks just like him!"
Gonzo
This memorial piece features a soft tuft of fur inside as his "heart".
Gonzo measures roughly 6" long x 1 1/2" high.
This is what Gonzo's mom had to say about this piece,
"You really "got" him, Rachel!"
Mac
This memorial piece features a sitting black poodle.
(Also pictured figure prior to painting to show detail)
Comissioned as a gift for a family member who lost his baby.
Mac measures roughly 4" high.
This is what the gifter and giftie had to say about this piece,
"He's beautiful!!!! My brother loved 'Little Mac'!
He's got him sitting on his desk beside his favourite picture of Mac in a dingy.
He said to tell you that you're very talented.
Thanks so much!! "
Autumn times 2
These memorial pieces feature a pair of Fawn Great Danes with its special toy.
A pair of a single dog was comissioned so that the owner could give one to her breeder.
Both versions of Autumn has a "heart" of cremains/ashes & a puppy tooth within.
These pieces measures roughly 5-6" long.
This is what Autumn's mom had to say about her figures,
"I just opened my package. I’m speechless and teary eyed....you did right by my girl.
They are just like her. I absolutely love them and now she’ll always be with me.
Thank you so much Rachel.."
Tiffany's Kids
This piece features 4 pooches together as one.
One of the dogs has a "heart" of cremains/ashes within while 2 others have puppy teeth and the fourth shedded fur.
This piece measures approximately 9.5" in length with a 7.5" width & a 3" height.
This is what Tiffany had to say about her figures,
"OMG!! Rachel, they are FANTASTIC!!! I can not BELIEVE the detail!
We can't stop looking at them every time we walk by...noticing something else that we love about them.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
Especially for capturing our sweet Axel and Phatt Boy so perfectly.
What a way to remember those two!!"
Angel Phatt Boy
This piece features a Black with white chest Great Dane with angel wings.
This uniquely posed fellow has a "heart" of cremains/ashes within.
This piece was crafted out of colored polymer clay (minor paint touch up).
Mounted on a 3" x 5" handstained wooden base.
Phatt Boy measures roughly 4" x 6" (not including base).
Mini C
This commissioned piece features a uncropped Merle with White Great Dane
Crafted with a "heart" inside (a puppy tooth) this piece measures roughly 7" long.
This piece was crafted out of colored polymer clay (minor paint touch up).
The real Callahan with his miniature doppleganger.
The happy mom of both Callahan & Mini C.
What Mini C's mom had to say about her figure,
"I am in love with it ... it is perfect and looks just like him!"
Together; Shiba Inu, Blue & Red Dobermans
This commissioned piece features an uncropped Red Doberman, a cropped Blue Doberman & a Shiba Inu
Crafted out of colored polymer clay (no paint).
Senior Couple
This commissioned piece features an older bride & groom
The Bride has a walker while the groom has a cane.
Handpainted base measures roughly 9 3/4" x 4 3/4"
Apollo
This piece features a Belgian Malinois puppy with a "heart" (of ashes) inside
This piece was crafted out of colored polymer clay (no paint).
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All pieces are created in a non smoking but pet owning household so don't be surprised if there are hairs in the figures.
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