For my title, I chose one of my favorite pieces.  This is Yuna, from the video game Final Fantasy X.  The woman who commissioned this work specified that her eyes are two different colors - green and blue!

Buryat Tribesman

This Buryat tribesman from Mongolia was an entry in the Polymer Clay Challenge on Polymer Clay Central.  The theme that month was Ethnic, and I dutifully researched him carefully.

Two good friends commissioned these figures for a wedding.  Karlie quite enjoyed the fencing play she was in, and so I picked up on that theme for these 'cake-toppers'.

Major KC

This one went all the way to Turkey, commissioned by a member of the US Air Force stationed there.  She even specified what color the book covers should be!

Centauress - that's right, isn't it?  In any case, I sometimes just like to try something different, and Kira was the result of one of those flights of fancy.

Tanuki the Raccoon

I had this idea while reading a book on Japanese armor.  The Raccoon had no particular significance, other than I wanted to do some sort of "Mononoke", or woodland spirit.

I made this pen holder for the medical school where I work part-time.  It's become rather popular among the students, and the staff have ordered some of their own.