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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]