Some of them are no larger than a grain of rice while others can fit into the palm

of your hand, each one being an original, miniature work of art.

 

 

 

 

In 2005 after enrolling on a miniatures course run by Jane Harrop Anya began to take

miniatures more seriously as an art form making detailed 1:12th scale furniture and

accessories. Seeing how much realism could be achieved in miniature was an opportunity

to experiment further with her sculptures. Anya began exploring ways to replicate

realistic fur and life-like eyes using coloured beads, stones, feathers and different

fibres producing her own feathering techniques for her miniature birds as she progressed.

 

Since then she has produced commisioned work. as well as creating her own projects.

and is becoming widely renowned for her life like miniature bird sculptures.

Her work has been featured in American Miniaturist magazine, and she has had tutorials

published in Miniaturas Magazine through CDHM

and Artisans In Miniature

 

More Recently Anya has started making animals in 1:24 and smaller scales as well as a collection of

Mythological Sculptures