The Little Moon Residence

This shivji sculpture is an installation I did to celebrate my friend’s birthday. It was a simple idea—I took pieces of different types of wood and carved them into different shapes and sizes. Each piece was a different color, and I added small details like a flower, a leaf, or an animal.

I was inspired to do it by some of the other “shivji sculptures” I’ve seen, and there are some pretty cool ones out there too.

The shivji sculptures are quite simple, but they do have a lot of depth to them. With four different sculptures, I created a huge platform for my friends to sit on and enjoy the show. There was a large screen on the platform, and I had a bunch of cameras and projectors hanging from the ceiling too. I was hoping someone would get sick of watching me sculpting and take their own pictures, so I set up a giant camera to capture all of this.

The shivji sculptures are also quite simple, but they have a lot of depth too. There are six different pieces of art, all of which are meant to be completed by the end of the year, which is when I plan on releasing them. The pieces range from simple, one-size-fits-all shivji sculptures, to more complex ones meant to stand on their own.

I think they all look cool, and I’m sure the people who saw them at the show will want to see more. Like I said, I want them all to be finished this year, but I am also hoping that the people who buy them will be able to complete them by the end of the year, which would make them a little more expensive.

If you guys like the look of the shivji sculptures, you can see them in action by following the link above. If you’re not interested, I’m not sure if I should keep the link up or if it needs to go away.

I love the shivji sculptures, and would love to see them finished. I just don’t know if their price would be worth taking the time to get them done. I guess the important thing is for people to get them finished, so they can give them a new home.

If you think the shivji sculptures are cool, you might also like our new shivji sculpture webcomic. Its a story about shivji sculptures and how they could be made, and how many people there are who think they’re cool. It goes by many names, including “The Realest Shivji in the World,” but that’s the title of its second chapter in a series.

And now for a little bit of new art.

Our newest artwork is a new sculpture project of ours. We’re working on a series of sculptures like these. They are all inspired by the different characters from Super-Bot, and they just happen to be in the shape of a shivji. The shivji is sort of a humanoid version of Colt, and the sculptures are based on that. There is a shivji, a guy in a suit, and then there is a woman in a shivji suit.