And a drawing too.

Well, to start off, I love wire sculpture, started last year actually, near the end of eighth grade, we did a wire sculpture project, and I loved it.

I made a dragon, and this one is sturdier than my later ones being that it has a thick wire skeleton, like, a different wire than the colorful kind I used for the outside, strong wire.

I made a basic wireframe off of the skeleton then simply wound more wire around it. It originally could stand on its own, but it got a bit messed up so it's got a support now. It still CAN, but not easily.

So, on to the pics:

After that, I made a bunch of wee mini dragons, no frame, just solid wire.

This little guy was the first one of the minis I made, using leftover wire from the larger dragon, and like its daddy, this guy has absolutely no color scheme

The first color-schemed one I ever made. Made during lunch in the cafeteria, again with leftover wire, but I was selective about the colors.

I liked that little guy so much I naturally had to make 4 clones of him.

Most recently, I made a Chinese dragon, I love it but I have close to no red wire left.

At one point I also made a bunch of critters out of only one wire. From left to right, starting in the top row:

A hand, a duck/goose (dunno which it resembles more), a dog, a fox, and a snake.

In the next row, an identical snake to the first one, a bunny, a simple winged dragon, and a frog.

I love making wire hands, I don't know why.

In this shot, left to right, starting in the top row: some creepy crawling guy I've dubbed "Gollum," a bat and a dolphin since I forgot them in the previous shot. On the next row, a hand, and a cooler hand with a bit of arm.

A campfire I made for no apparent reason.

A hand also made for no apparent reason.

A KauKau. If there's an "other" or "sculpture" category in the next AC, I'm entering wire!

Several more critters, a bigger bunny, a bird, and a fish that I really don't like.

Finally, a personal favorite, a screaming head. It's hard to tell from the front view that that's what it is.

So here's a side view, you can see the expression much better.

And finally, something random thrown in 'cuz it's also art, a big ol' greusome drawing of a dragon eating some poor soul's arm.

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It wasn't my idea, I was wondering what to draw in drawing class one day and Poli suggests "Why don't you draw a dragon eating somebody."

So I did. Still WIP, BTW.

The guy under the claw was just a doodle, he's going to be erased in the final.

And that's all. =D

I might post a topic for this in CoT but I don't see why since I already got this entry...

--Lyger (since I used up the allotted image amount and can't post the signoff image)