Erika Takacs Sculpture
Paper maché and clay figurative sculptures and assemblages
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- Pebble Wall Art November 20, 2009I had one last sheet of handmade paper, so I made this. There is something irresistible about instant gratification that comes out of such a quick and enjoyable process. Making sculptures is so involved and slow and exhausting, it’s great to be able to indulge myself into light projects from time to time. Title : “Squished”, guess it […]erikatakacs
- Wall art November 16, 2009Materials used: my own handmade paper, pebbles, twigs, acrylic paint Black Bloom: White Dawn: Posted in Art, mixed media Tagged: Art, mixed media, wall arterikatakacs
- High Heels: The Lady November 11, 2009Just for fun project to go with the other one. I’m really enjoying giving character and gesture to these pieces. They’re alive and well without the rest of their body. Posted in Art, Sculpture Tagged: Art, fun, high heels, lady, mixed media sculpture, sculptureerikatakacs
- The Box – Mixed media sculpture November 6, 2009 erikatakacs
- High Heels October 28, 2009This assemblage is the result of a song that’s played on the radio all the time. One of those catchy melody- silly lyrics- songs that just get stuck in your head for days. I had this sketch laying around for a few months, and now it turned into something that reminds one of the lyrics of [...]erikatakacs
- Samuel de Champlain Monument in Orillia October 20, 2009This beautiful bronze monument by British sculptor Vernon March is in Orillia, on the shores of Lake Simcoe in Ontario, Canada. It was erected in 1925 for the 300th anniversary of French explorer Samuel de Champlain’s visit to the area. Champlain was looking for a shorter passage to the West Indies. He explored and mapped the [...]erikatakacs
- Best Grandmother October 16, 2009Finally she’s finished! Paper mache, acrylic patina, life size. Posted in Art, Sculpture Tagged: Art, bust, figurative, grandma, grandmother, life size, paper mache, sculptureerikatakacs
Very nice website Erika…very professional.
I like a lot of your paper works…they are very autumnal/organic.
Beautifully presented.
Love nIGELARTIST
Thank you, Nigel. I’m always surprised when someone likes my handmade paper creations, it feels like it’s been ages since I made them.
Erika, I am always hoping to see more of your paperwork, when I am looking at your blog or website. It is both beautiful and interesting. I hope you feel like making some again, soon.
Well, Birgitte, I think there may be one I did not post yet. But it’s different than the others I think. I don’t think much of the wall pieces, and also find it limited of what I can do with them. Maybe I’ll post the last one for you.
I will be very glad to see it.
If you don´t use the papers, why don´t you sell them? It would be easy to send.
Hello Erika. Remember me…Nigelartist?
The one who got booted off ASC because I told the truth and upset the sensitive ones!
Hope you are okay.
I’m ace…creating galore!
email me at nigelartist@yahoo.co.uk
You don’t rid me that easily.
iam just impressed by you quastions about Who are we; i would one day love to meet and sculpt with you, how can i show you my works in clay , eg. The Explusion Of Eve; The Refugee; ironicaly i am in exile
Hi Desert Lizard, I would love to see your works. You have some images on the web, don’t you? If not, you can send them to my e-mail on my website.