Dragons – Bradbery Adventures

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Dragons – Bradbery Adventures

Dragon Fly

Posted on July 27, 2019 by Robin Bradbery

Made from a resin cast with cicada wings attached and colored with pastels.

Bugger

Posted on October 15, 2012 by Robin Bradbery

A few years after I finished the hatchling dragon I discovered Windstone Dragons. I was inspired to try and put scales on one of my casts. Since I was essentially carving scales into a hard resin cast the process was not an easy one. Continue Reading;

Stained Glass Dragon

Posted on October 11, 2012 by Robin Bradbery

This piece graces our game room. It is also the cover art for my published e-book DRAM (available on Amazon). It took many hours to create this piece and lots of patience. I don’t think I will try to tackle anything like this again.

Boy Blue

Posted on September 10, 2010 by Robin Bradbery

I had so much fun making Flitatious I wanted to do another sculpture. This time I wanted a smaller dragon I could cuddle. Maybe something I could hold in my hand. When picturing what I wanted in my head it always came out blue so I named this one Boy Continue Reading;

Flitatious

Posted on June 8, 1998 by Robin Bradbery

Many years ago I made my first polymer clay sculpture. I was inspired by the descriptions of Anne McCaffrey’s little fire lizards and wanted to try my hand at bringing one to life. Since I already had a Breyer horse “sculpt-your-own” kit I wasn’t using I decided to re-purpose it. Continue Reading;