Saturn Valley Studio

I love going to used bookstores and buying the sci-fi books with the most interesting covers.

I’ve found some great stories that way. Also some real stinkers. 70s/80s sci-fi is a land of contrasts.

What beautiful, campy art though. Incredibly charming!

A few recents from the camera roll. We’re still alive 😄 and preparing to release something BIG
Full disclosure it’s just adding a lot of new listings on our Etsy.

Lincoln Robot from issue 6 of Hidden World zine

❤️ making ring dishes/trinket trays - I think because it satisfies the practical side of me combining little characters with a functional item.

1) a reading a book on a pink 🛋️
2) little with a green mug cap

Custom orders welcome 🤗 dm if you want more info

A recent custom trinket dish 🛋️

Did you know the white spots and stripes on a whale shark are unique to each one? Like a fingerprint.

Did you also know that whale sharks are sharks and not whales which means their tails are vertical like a shark and not flat like a whale?

That’s something that’s helpful to know before sculpting, baking, and painting one. 😵‍💫

Do you live in a small space and don’t have room for a tree? That was the case for us so we got a little green tree whose name is unknown, it just said “foliage” on the tag. I used florist wire, cut out/baked/painted little flowers, and hot glue to make the strands - and now the tiny tree has a tiny 🌸 garland.

You probably haven’t seen a zine about convenience stores have you?

We made a little zine about convenience stores #zine #photography #conveniencestore

It’s crunch time. Here’s some doodles.
I don’t know what to post so I’ll post some doodles.

That llamas underbite might make him look like a dork but he’s actually a blood donor to animals at UC Davis.

You’d feel bad thinking he was a dork now that you know huh? 😵‍💫

Sunfish ornament 🐟

Some things we have made, lately.

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