...but apparently it wants to be more of a guy...so he's a robot-guy for sure now.
I was originally working on this guy towards a specific goal but now that he has shown me more of who he is (vs a robot) I think I may end up keeping him and trying to make something else for the goal instead.
Here is a look at how he changed today.
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| Today I added the beads to the antennae and the stitching at the base of them. |
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| I added the connection between his head and body -- a strip of flat ribbon-like yarn with seed beads on top. |
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| Then he got a nose. |
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| Then he got ears (I tried several colors but these dark blue ones were the first I tried and were the ones he wanted). |
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| Then came the sleeves/arms. |
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| I was going to make two separate legs but it turned out one (cut in half) was fine for both. |
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| And here is how he looked at the end of the daylong session. |
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| At this point I was pretty much aware that I will most likely keep this guy for myself (and my collection). |
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| Yep -- those legs are a good length. |
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| And here he is with the other small spikey guy I am still working on...they seem to get along. |
In a her comment on Facebook on a photo of this guy's new look (turning from a robot to a guy) Juana said, "He's super cute, but he does look more organic than robotic! Maybe he's like Pinnochio, and now he's a 'real' guy." Yeah, may-be...and also maybe that is why he has static on the screen of his monitor (body).
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