Considering that the picture of the photo will reflect the texture of the object, I intend to make it with real materials as much as possible.
Finally, I decided to peel some bark as material, but it was really hard work.
The floor is made by sawing logs horizontally, and on the surface of these logs, fine Chinese fir bark is attached.
This part of the craft is monotonous and repetitive, and it is easy to get distracted if you don't pay attention.
Because I usually make dolls out of hobbies, the process of being an elf is where I spend the most energy.
After kneading clay into a fairy shape, waiting for natural air drying is the most critical step. I care about this, even the humidity of the air that day. Because this step will have a subtle influence on the doll's skin color effect.
After drying, it should be polished several times until it is finally finalized. And coloring the skin also requires a lot of concentration.
Sometimes I am annoyed that the production after work can't go according to the expected schedule, sometimes I am busy late at night, and sometimes I feel very tired, but the idea of "I don't want it to be a defective product or a gadget to kill time" has always supported me to finally finish this work.
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I am proficient in Japanese and have some translation experience before. I translated the above by myself. Try to translate word for word.
This article is about how a person makes a model of an "elf house", which is probably the speech of a contestant or winner of a competition.
I hope it helps you.