Cyber Monday Sale!
It's the holidays again! It's been a long strange trip since the last ones, right? Well, we are offering our half price online course sale again, just like we have done for the last 5 [...]
Halloween Giveaway!
Head over to our Insta to enter to win the Introduction to the Organic Armor Arts online course! Just tell us what you'd like to make and tag a friend. Happy Halloween friends! It's going [...]
Stay Creative Despite
Life in quarantine has been a challenge, but we are all healthy and grateful for that. Organic Armor 3.0 had barely gotten off the ground when the world changed almost overnight. But artists are going [...]
OAA Artists Rock the Cons!
A quick post to show off a couple of amazeballs artists using the Organic Armor Arts! Amberle Linnea hosted an OAA workshop at her home in Charlotte this past April. She took what she learned [...]
King Theoden: Triumphant Armor
Liddy Ackerman has appeared in this blog before, with her beautiful Dryad costume. She took our Introduction to the Organic Armor Arts course in 2017. Her latest creation is a royal masterpiece - King Theoden's [...]
Charlotte Workshop
We had such a fun weekend in Charlotte, NC, teaching an Intro to the Organic Armor Arts workshop. We worked with 6 lively, creative costumers who regularly bring the weird to the Queen City. In [...]
#circletrepost
Sorry to report there is still not a lot going on in the studio these days. Paul is still recovering from the accident, steadily but slowly. We have stopped accepting commissions for a while, at [...]
All is Calm, All is Bright
It's a quiet holiday around here. Paul is still on the mend from the tree accident. The studio is closed for a while. The wood stove is lit and there's a cup of ginger tea [...]
Watch for Falling Trees!
Hello friends! It's been a a heck of a month. Right before Halloween Paul got injured by a falling tree at a festival. Broke his ankle, messed up his back. It was a challenge to [...]
Selket Scorpion Goddess
We have been honored to be commissioned to make several magnificent Egyptian queen/goddess headdresses. The first was Cleopatra, based on the 1963 Elizabeth Taylor film costume, which was clearly inspired by tomb paintings of Nekhbet, [...]