These plush toy designs look like something out of a Tim Burton movie, combining the morbid and the beautiful. Lana assembles each of the delicate pieces using laser-cut, hand-dyed wool and silk. She usually displays them under a glass dome or inside a shadowbox.
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The painstaking process of creating these scary and fascinating sculpturesresults in mesmerizing art that includes moth-like creatures and embroidered bird skulls, like “Bone China” which was recently exhibited at the Winter Salon IV exhibition at the Stranger Factory gallery in Albuquerque, NM, opening December 4, 2014. Those who’d like to get their hands on one of the pieces can order them online, directly from the artist.
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