“I remember my mother taking me to a children’s art school in Minsk that one of her friends was running – I must have been around 5,” she recalled in an interview with Whitehot Magazine. “He asked me to draw a figure, and put me in front of an easel with a large pad of newsprint, I drew a figure that took up a tiny corner. He asked me to try again, bigger, and I drew something only slightly bigger. After a few attempts, he told my mother he couldn’t really teach me.”

Luckily, Brodsky disregarded his advice and pushed onward. Growing up immersed in anything and everything art-related (her mother, being a musician, was surrounded by artists), might have also been a catalyzer.

But it was only when she started going to university, that she found herself enamored with painting after taking an art foundation class. “Within less than a week I was completely in love (or addicted, depending on the point of view) – I knew that this was what I wanted to do, every day, for the rest of my life,” she says.

She hasn’t looked back since.

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Inspired by her love of nature, Alexis makes delicate sculptures that can fit on your fingers with ease. She uses polymer clay for all her handcrafted tiny totems and sells them on her online shop.

Her Instagram account provides information on how she creates the sculptures, posting the stages from painting to styling the miniatures. Each piece is unique and made by the artist herself. The artist is not only a sculptor but also a painter and jewelry maker. Scroll down to see her latest creations.

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In 2012, she started making dollhouse miniature animals. Her main artworks are birds because of their colorful feathers. When she finish one tiny animal, she feels it has come to life. Her customers also feel the same way when they are holding the small creature in their hands. They also say that each bird has its own character. The secret lies in making their eyes, she uses special techniques so that the eyes will come to life.

Creating the feet of the birds is kind of difficult but after two years of practice, she managed to develop a method and now the toes and wings are able to stand on their own.

Her materials include artisan quality polymer clays, Genesis Oil paint, Acrylic Paint, jewelry wire, glass or resin Eyes and natural fibers, feathers. Her miniature animals come with a Certitificate of Authenticity. Scroll down to see her intricate works.

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“I remember my mother taking me to a children’s art school in Minsk that one of her friends was running – I must have been around 5,” she recalled in an interview with Whitehot Magazine. “He asked me to draw a figure, and put me in front of an easel with a large pad of newsprint, I drew a figure that took up a tiny corner. He asked me to try again, bigger, and I drew something only slightly bigger. After a few attempts, he told my mother he couldn’t really teach me.”

Luckily, Brodsky disregarded his advice and pushed onward. Growing up immersed in anything and everything art-related (her mother, being a musician, was surrounded by artists), might have also been a catalyzer.

But it was only when she started going to university, that she found herself enamored with painting after taking an art foundation class. “Within less than a week I was completely in love (or addicted, depending on the point of view) – I knew that this was what I wanted to do, every day, for the rest of my life,” she says.

She hasn’t looked back since.

The post Dina Brodsky’s Paintings are Tiny But Mighty appeared first on TettyBetty.

Inspired by her love of nature, Alexis makes delicate sculptures that can fit on your fingers with ease. She uses polymer clay for all her handcrafted tiny totems and sells them on her online shop.

Her Instagram account provides information on how she creates the sculptures, posting the stages from painting to styling the miniatures. Each piece is unique and made by the artist herself. The artist is not only a sculptor but also a painter and jewelry maker. Scroll down to see her latest creations.

The post These Miniatures Are as Adorable as Real Animals appeared first on TettyBetty.

In 2012, she started making dollhouse miniature animals. Her main artworks are birds because of their colorful feathers. When she finish one tiny animal, she feels it has come to life. Her customers also feel the same way when they are holding the small creature in their hands. They also say that each bird has its own character. The secret lies in making their eyes, she uses special techniques so that the eyes will come to life.

Creating the feet of the birds is kind of difficult but after two years of practice, she managed to develop a method and now the toes and wings are able to stand on their own.

Her materials include artisan quality polymer clays, Genesis Oil paint, Acrylic Paint, jewelry wire, glass or resin Eyes and natural fibers, feathers. Her miniature animals come with a Certitificate of Authenticity. Scroll down to see her intricate works.

The post This Artist Creates Realistic Miniature Animals appeared first on TettyBetty.