Anime Gallery

My interest in anime (Japanese animation) was what originally started me in the idea of making clay figures. Here are some of the anime-inspired figures I’ve done, grouped according to the series that inspired them.

Card Captor Sakura - This series was released on the WB Network under the name "Cardcaptors"
The Fight Card - This figure was done entirely in glow-in-the-dark Premo clay.		The Power Card - This was also done in glow-in-the-dark clay, with a touch of pink added to correspond to the anime.

Galadriel

Although not an anime character per se, I've included her with two other studies I've done using glow-in-the-dark clay. This one uses varying mixes of Sculpey Glow, including the skin tones.

The Vision of Escaflowne - Another series aired in the US, for 11 weeks on the Fox network.
Van Fanel - The young king of Fanelia was a good practice for the nativity angels I've done.		Merle - One of my first pieces was the cute little cat girl who is Van's constant companion.

Yu-Gi-Oh

This rendition of Yama-Yugi was requested by a fellow correspondent on Polymerclaycentral.com.

Revolutionary Girl Utena - A high school girl finds herself caught up in a dueling club with a mysterious purpose.
Utena - At the base of this figure, I added a pink rose. This is the ornate outfit she seems magically to attire at the outset of each duel.	Jury - This was a specific request. As an upper-classman, she appears to be able to choose her own uniform design.	Shiori - I don't know much about this character, other than that she seems to be something of a schemer.

Angelic Layer - If any series deserved airtime in the US, this is it. It combines the best elements - Barbie dolls and martial arts. This is one of the fighting 'angels', Blanche.

Fushigi Yuugi - An ancient book draws two best friends into a magical, life-or-death struggle.
Miaka - The design of the school uniforms fascinated me so much that I wanted to try to re-create it.		Tasuki - A friend from Sweden asked me to make this character for his brother, who is a fan of the series.

Computer Game Characters

Aeris Gainsborough - This character from Final Fantasy 7 was actually made as a business card holder! She's a part of my display at The Evelyne Bay Coffee Company in Lambertville, MI.

Tukuyomi - These are two views of the same character - also named Harle, from Chrono Cross - to give you a look at the detail of her face.

Jyaness - or Janice, a bit player in Chrono Cross. Another requested piece, along with Tukuyomi.

Selphie Tilmet - Most of these game characters were commissioned by one lady, who was trying to get a set of all her favorite characters. This one is from Final Fantasy 8.

Lulu - This is the companion and mentor of Yuna, who leads off my home page. Both characters are from Final Fantasy 10.

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This Covered Pen features the San Francisco 49ers' mascot, Sourdough Sam, on the top.

SD Asuka - SD means "Super Deformed", and refers to miniaturized versions of anime characters. This one is Asuka from "Neon Genesis Evangelion".

Sumomo - This is not an SD character, but one done in actual scale. Sumomo, the mini persocon from "Chobits".

A-ko - There were three "Project A-ko" movies, which were parodies on known anime themes. Here, A-ko is in her outfit from the third of those films.

Rurouni Kenshin - This series about a wandering samurai has all the elements of the lone-gunslinger type Western.

Lina Inverse - A powerful - and cute! - sorceress from the "Slayers" series.

Ginny Weasley - Ginny's design is based on Koge Donbo's Harry Potter Doujinshi. If you look closely, you can see the Harry doll clutched in her hand.

Eriya & Narya - By rights, these two belong with the other figures from "The Vision of Escaflowne", but I've had to move them a bit.

Kaolla Su - From "Love Hina", this figure is Suu-chan in her 'grown-up' version, which she assumes once or twice in the series.

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