A cement cat statue—one side a messy burst of white splotches on black, like a wild hair day, the other scribbled yellow on black with blue shades. Both sides share a tiny red heart at the center: chaos all around, but the heart stays good.
This little one took me longer than expected to paint—not because I had a plan, but because I didn’t. I loved how the waves and surfer side looked at first, but I thought, “Maybe just a tiny touch more detail…” and, well, chaos followed. I ended up repainting the whole thing.
Lesson learned: don’t fix what isn’t broken.
But here’s the thing—this snail is perfectly imperfect. The shell isn’t a perfect circle. The neck has a few bumps and uneven textures. And I’m okay with that—I love that, actually. These small flaws give each piece a kind of soul. They remind me that handmade art isn’t about precision—it’s about feeling. About being human.
turning cement into tiny adventures. Here’s a sneak peak at my snail statue – just completed painting one side with surfer riding the wave. Who says snails can’t be wild? 😅
“Thank you Lord for this yummy food. May my furmom feed me this daily. rAmen! 🐈⬛
🍦I’m out of cone-trol when it comes to ice cream🍦
in the yeast and set in the waist.
…a ‘brakedown’ when I saw this! 😜😂😂😂
a surprise visit from a dear friend, all the way from Bali!
giraffe have anything to eat?
…where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned.
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