- 3BlindMice was your run-of-the-mill stuff, but excellent for 1/2" and 1/4".
- The Miniature Show was of excellent standard with a manageable amount of exhibitors (... it was possible to find the table again where I spotted something earlier..). See lots of photos of artists at Facebook site
- Tom Bishop Show was huge with some extremely high-end minis and artists. Seeing these high standards is challenging..
What I learned:
- Always book for previews in order to have first choice!
- To go home straight after the dhow because I am ready to try all new things
Here what I collected for my contemporary style during the past days
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| Dorota from MiniFanaberia |
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| Yukio Kawai in Tokyo, Japan |
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| From Dorota of MiniFanaberia, and the sewing machine and, and.... |
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| Lidi Strout Basketcase Miniatures - the best! ..filled with fruit from various artists |
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| English quality with real bristles, best toothbrushes I have ever seen |
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| ...and Marie Michael Creutz from minis2you have great ice skates, too... |
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| Exquisite raku pottery from Hairy Potter |
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| Yukio Kawai in Tokyo, Japan |
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| kitchen tools collected from various producers |
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| and Ulus Miniaturas has not seen the last of me... |
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| Stunning! From Pia Becker - Lamis Minis |
Unfortunately Kari Bloom was sick and not there with her stunning furniture - I would have loved to see this in real...
My bag is not only with lots of ideas but as well with material from Michaels, Blick, HobbyLobby and other shops where I spent hours browsing and hunting.
This was as mind blowing as it can get!
And it was great meeting some remarkable mini artists and making new friends 😎
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