Cynthia Thornton of Green Girl Studios

A couple of months ago, I posted about my bottomless love for Angel Egg Dolls and all their virtues. I couldn't imagine loving them mor...

I am crazy about dolls. This is no secret, they've appeared on this blog many times, some part of my collection and others that are on m...

These are bronze masters that I carved. They will be cast into pewter to debut at the Bead and Button Show in Milwaukee. The owl is a round ...

This time of the year is always a whirlwind of activity, carving until dawn, making jewelry till my hands ache, all on top of day to day ch...

Hello! Here are a few tiny mandrake babies I made for a dollhouse show that was held in Chicago. They are way too labor intensive to make fo...

Art Fest 2012 has come and gone and I was really happy to be a part of it. The days past in a blur of teaching, laughing and making new frie...

Last year I stumbled on a photograph of an astonishingly lovely porcelain ball jointed doll and my first reaction was that of delight. I was...

I think I might be a little obsessed with paper dolls lately. Here's another one! This is a fairy I painted with watercolors and egg tem...

Paper dolls are really fun to make, especially cutting and assembling them. The activity brings to mind long afternoons spent with my sister...