JenKiwi

I too also saw the lovely dog poo shaming drawings people made for the poop left in the den. I throw my own addition to the meme pile! Buy them at M14 limited supplies for at con.

Did you know I can embellish the clothes you buy at con?! A lovely snow leopard rosette addition for Zigs’s hoodie! Come to M14 to see all the lovelies and what I can make for you!

Coloring page of “Draw the so. Your father hoped you’d be!” where the son is Scrooge McDuck, Only Taller.

Commissioned coloring page.

(Be like Scrooge McDuck, only taller)

(I am kidding, except probably the taller part, I’m the shortest member of my family haha)

A cockatiel-faced phoenix takes flight in this watercolor doodle.

Finished up a quick watercolor doodle. (Now if I could just find room for it on the table.)

A half-table convention setup featuring buttons, prints, & polymer figurines.

Detail photo of a shelving unit literally overflowing with my wee polymer and resin sculpts.

Finished my wee table setup!
(It’s a little crowded but hopefully that’s a temporary problem as sculpts sell.)

Come to see us at Table G46 in the Artist Marketplace (Hall B) at MFF! I’m near the end of the far wall.

A tiny 2-3mm polymer clay and resin charm of a yellow rubber duckie with an orange bill. Shown against a U.S. Dime coin for size reference. Right side view

A tiny 2-3mm polymer clay and resin charm of a yellow rubber duckie with an orange bill. Front view

A tiny 2-3mm polymer clay and resin charm of a yellow rubber duckie with an orange bill. Right front view

A tiny 2-3mm polymer clay and resin charm of a yellow rubber duckie with an orange bill. Left side view

Forgot to post The Tiniest Duckie, a wee little polymer clay & resin charm for one of @eiudragon.bsky.social ‘s limited stuffies at MFF.

(I cannot say any more but you guys can check them out at table M14 in the Dealers Den this weekend!)

Relatable Corvid

Ah, excellent, best of luck to you as well! The big cons tend to be a bit of organized chaos but the staff know their stuff & tend to make sure it all makes sense on the ground/in person.

Odds are it will have a big sign, since we’re sharing the Hall with Artist Alley, but in theory we’re right next to the Dealers Den this year & both will be easy to find!

All these & more can be found at my Artist Marketplace table (JenKiwi, G47) in Hall B at MFF this weekend!

Drop by to chat, see them in person, & perhaps take a few home with you!

A pair of miniature polymer clay sculpts featuring kiwi birds atop boxes of Nerds candy. The boxes are open, spilling out grape (left) and strawberry (right) candies, that are both shaped like Nerds & like tiny colorful kiwi birds. The candy boxes have been painted to say “Berds”. US Quarter coin included for size reference

A kiwi bird sits atop a box of grape-flavored Berds candy, clutching a small purple kiwi Berd as a cluster of them spill out of the open candy box. No, I am not sane. But we have fun here.

A kiwi bird sprawls atop a box of strawberry-flavored Berds candy, a pink kiwi-shaped Berd atop their head as more Berds spill out of the open box.

The same piece, shown from behind to better show how the kiwi bird is sprawled, and also to show that the box has been painted on all sides to show “Berds”

And finally, two boxes of delicious Berds candy!

Because Nerds look like tiny kiwi birds to me, autocorrect had an interesting flub during a casual birb/borb/etc chat, & I had an abundance of sanity points to spend around Halloween.

A polymer and resin miniature sculpt of a green cat with flexible plastic/line bristles. The cat resembles a cactus with a pink cactus flower atop their head, and is perched inside an aqua planter. US Quarter coin shown for size reference

The catctus, shown from the left to show off their bristles

The catctus, seen from behind

The catctus, seen from behind left

A cat-ctus!

Their bristles are flexible without being stabby, so one can pet the kitty without risking harm.

Polymer clay miniature sculpt of a ghostly fox spirit in a jack-o-lantern.

The spooky glow fox seen from left

Ghostly fox spirit seen from right

Ghostly fox, demonstrating just how brightly they glow in the dark!

(Because I showed it in the group shot & don’t want to make you dig through my posts to find the Halloween pictures, here’s details of the glow-in-the-dark ghostly fox in a jack-o-lantern.)

A polymer clay miniature sculpt of a white arctic fox seated on a sled/toboggan, gripping the steering rope in their forepaws as they go sledding! US Quarter coin shown for size reference

The white fox seen from the back

A trio of tiny tictac men enthusiasts - a minty Arctic fox, a wintermint silver fox, and an orange-enjoying red foxes, chilling out in tiny tictac containers. (There are sculpted tictacs inside the containers for that satisfying rattle!) Coin shown for size reference

The tictac trio seen from the side

An arctic fox going sledding, and a Tic-Tac Trio!

A polymer clay miniature sculpt of a somewhat startled red fox standing on their hind legs while gently carrying a yellow chick in their forepaws. A U.S. Quarter coin is beside them for size reference.

The fox and chick sculpt, seen from front.

A wee red fox lying on their back w/their legs curled cutely.

This wee red fox is preparing a pot of tasty spaghetti-O’s!

More adorable red foxes.

(Don’t worry about the wee chickie, I have been assured their big bro is taking very gentle care of them as they walk them back to their coop.)

A slightly out of focus snapshot of a polymer miniature sculpt of a trio of foxes - red, silver, and crossfox color morphs - curled up inside a Snack Pack pudding cup box. A U.S. Quarter coin is next to them for size reference

The snack pack trio, in focus now, seen from above

The trio, seen from the right to show off the silver fox

The trio seen from the back to show off more of the color morphs’ markings

Meet the Snack Pack - a red fox, silver fox, and crossfox trio.

Miniature polymer and resin sculpt of a red fox relaxing, egg in hand, in a cup of ramen noodles. US Quarter coin next to them for size reference.

The ramen noodle fox, seen from above

A polymer clay miniature sculpt of a red fox enjoying a takeout container of BBQ chicken

The BBQ chicken-snacking fox, seen from the front.

Hungry? These foxes have some tasty snacks to share!

Seventeen or so miniature polymer sculpts of foxes. Most are red foxes, but there are some arctic, silver, and cross-fox color morphs in this crew, alongside a ghostly spirit fox from Halloween!

Miniature polymer clay and resin Tea foxes - one in a mug of tea, one enjoying a tiny cuppa of their own. US dime coin for size reference.

A tiny red fox in a green pitcher, and another pouring out a floral pitcher of water.

A wee red foxie enjoying an ice cream sandwich bite.

The newest recruits to the fox platoon, ready for inspection! (Detail shots coming.)

A miniature polymer clay sculpt of a white rat, seated on its haunches w/its forepaws held together cutely. A U.S. dime sits next to them for size reference

Pause here w/a white rat for a moment to contemplate those Cheez-its.

A miniature polymer clay sculpt of a teal Sergal seated atop an open box of Cheez-it crackers, a cheese-wedge-shaped cracker clutched in their hand as they nibble away at their snack. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference. I’m serious take a moment to appreciate those hand-sculpted Cheez-its.

The same Sergal, seen from front left

The same Sergal, seen from front right

The same Sergal, seen from behind

A Sergal sits atop an open box of Cheez-its.

(I hand-sculpted every single one of those Cheez-its, having apparently accumulated too many sanity points for my own good.)

A miniature polymer clay sculpt of a capybara with a persimmon balanced on their head, standing while stretching out their back leg. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

The same capybara sculpt, seen from the left (stretched-leggy) side

The capybara, seen from ahead right

The capybara, seen from behind right.

A lone capybara with a persimmon balanced atop their head as they stretch out their back leggy.

As a challenge to myself, they are done entirely with colored clay; the only painting I did was my signature.

Three miniature polymer clay sculpts of gryphons. From left to right, back to front, there is gryphon clambering out of a pumpkin-spice cocoa box, wings splayed open; a gryphon seated atop an open box of pumpkin-spice rice crispy treats, nibbling away at one held in their forepaws; and a gryphon bathing in a warm mug of said cocoa as a dollop of whipped cream melts. All gryphons have white heads, tan bodies, and reddish-brown wings; the one in the cocoa box has wing plumage dusted with white, tan, and burnt orange accents, as if dusted with pumpkin spices. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

Detail shot of the gryphon on the rice crispy treats box. I sculpted those treats entirely by hand, please appreciate them for a moment while I recharge my sanity points.

Detail shot of the gryphon in the cocoa mug, seen from the back to better show off the melting whipped cream dollop.

Detail shot of the gryphon from the coca box, splayed out on a fluffy rug to show off their leggies & tail.

A trio of pumpkin-spiced gryphons - two enjoying cocoa and a third enjoying a rice crispies snack.

The gryphon in the cocoa box can play about outside of the box!

Miniature polymer clay and resin sculpt of a pigeon splashing in a mug of cappuccino. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

Polymer clay pigeon splashing in a mug of cappuccino, seen from about left to better show their submerged toes & tail.

The same pigeon sculpt, Seen from behind right

The same pigeon sculpt, Seen from behind to show off their dorsal-side wing and iridescent green & purple neck plumage.

A “coo”-pachino, featuring a happily caffeinated pigeon.

Four miniature polymer clay sculpts of birds. From left to right, back to front, there is a lounging corvid, a lounging red-tailed hawk, a perched raid-tailed hawk, and a lounging osprey. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

The same group of sculpts, s and n from behind to show of their tailfeathers

The same group again, seen from the left side

Two red-tailed hawks, an osprey, and a corvid, on their best behavior.

Four miniature polymer clay sculpts of snow leopards. From left to right, back to front, there is a snow leopard relaxing in a clear mug of icy blue beverage; a a standing snow leopard with their tail in their mouth; a seated anthro snow leopard doing a blep; and an adorable but absolutely no-thoughts-head-empty snow leopard wearing a red bow, chomping on their tail while curled up on a pack of Airheads. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

Detail snapshot of the standing snow leopard comping their tail.

Two miniature polymer clay sculpts of tigers. From left to right, there is a tiger curled up and an anthro tiger sitting with his paws atop his feet. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

Miniature polymer clay sculpts of domestic cats. From left to right, back to front, there is a seated grey cat with a dark nose; a trio of seal-point kitties perched in a holiday basket; a calico standing up while holding onto a cat-face-shaped pie; a seated tuxedo cat; a curled-up calico; a loafed tuxedo w/a pink nose; a loafed Russian Blue w/a white forehead marking; a curled-up tan-and-white kitty; a loafed orange-and-white tabby; and a sleeping curled-up grey cat with a pink nose. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

Next up are cats big & small a snow leopards, tigers, & a variety of domestic kitties in a variety of mischief.

Four miniature polymer clay sculpts of raccoons. From left to right, back to front, there is a raccoon relaxing in a clear mug of foamy beer; a raccoon seated in a takeout container of fried shrimp, chomping on a bite as cocktail sauce smears on his face & paws; one clambering out of a woven basket; and a seated raccoon grinning while clutching an oversized golden coin. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference

Detail photo of a polymer clay raccoon seated in a takeout container of fried shrimp, chomping on a bite as cocktail sauce smears on his face & paws. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

Detail photo of a polymer and resin sculpt of a raccoon relaxing in a clear mug of foamy beer, seen from the right. Stands approximately 1.5 inches high.

Detail photo of a seated raccoon grinning with his tongue out while clutching an oversized golden coin. A U.S. Quarter coin con be seen in the foreground for size reference.

Let’s start the roster off with a gaze of raccoons, since they’re also the convention’s mascot critter.

Incoming Midwest Furfest (MFF) new gumdrop minis photos!

These are just photos of my newest wee hand-sculpted babbies making their convention debut alongside additional pieces still looking for homes.

Come see them in person at table G46 (JenKiwi) in the Artist Marketplace (Hall B) this weekend!

Hey friends! I am currently running a sale in my square shop, it will be running until Dec 6th. Most of the shop is 20% off with a purchase of $25 or more! I know things are tight financially for folks this year, so any shares to spread the word are super appreciated!♡

On hey they’ve got the Artist Marketplace map out now! I’ll be at table G46, along the far wall!

(I’m going to miss my more worthy friends in the Dealers Den & the luxury of a full table, but the joy of tiny sculpts is I can fit A LOT of them into a half table so we’ll make it work!!)

A variety of 1-2” polymer animal sculpts arrayed out across a table, awaiting paint/resin/accents.

(Here’s an even earlier snapshot from last week of most of the new pieces after firing and before any painting at all, for funsies. Pardon the messiness of my workspace.)