Inazea Anazazi TEXT(E)

Inazea Anazazi

– November 2015 –

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Inazea Anazazi

After having developed an enormous joy in building figures by building Puk, I immediately started another project on the topic: A life-size figure of the Uggly «Inazea Anazazi». This bizarre fellow is my interpretation of one main character (and also of my favourite character) from Walter Moers' novel «The City of Dreaming Books». After the model of the «Catacombs of Bookholm», it is the second work I've done on this wonderful novel.

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Fortunately, this project turned out to be much less time intensive than the catacombs a few years ago - six weeks after the work started, the 152 cm tall Inazea could finally move in behind her immense pile of books.

After Puk, Inazea is my second big figure, where I tried some new techniques, especially regarding the skin texture.

If you are interested in the process of Inazea's creation, I recommend the detailed work-in-progress album on my Facebook page, where you can always follow my current projects in more detail. A more streamlined version of the WIP album can be found here.

Bücherlampe

– Jänner 2020 –

literarischer sachenwerkler

Inazea Anazazi

– November 2015 –

Fortunately, this project turned out to be much less time intensive than the catacombs a few years ago - six weeks after the work started, the 152 cm tall Inazea could finally move in behind her immense pile of books.

After Puk, Inazea is my second big figure, where I tried some new techniques, especially regarding the skin texture.

If you are interested in the process of Inazea's creation, I recommend the detailed work-in-progress album on my Facebook page, where you can always follow my current projects in more detail. A more streamlined version of the WIP album can be found here.

Bücherlampe

– Jänner 2020 –

Inazea Anazazi

– November 2015 –

Fortunately, this project turned out to be much less time intensive than the catacombs a few years ago - six weeks after the work started, the 152 cm tall Inazea could finally move in behind her immense pile of books.

After Puk, Inazea is my second big figure, where I tried some new techniques, especially regarding the skin texture.

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If you are interested in the process of Inazea's creation, I recommend the detailed work-in-progress album on my Facebook page, where you can always follow my current projects in more detail. A more streamlined version of the WIP album can be found here.