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My Icecream! (2025) Original Sculpture by Shweta Mahajan

6.35 x 11.43 x 7.62cm

36 Artist Reviews

£222.73

Miniature that captures a split-second moment of minor human tragedy with fantastic comedic timing. The sculpture depicts a summer stroller frozen in absolute shock, his mouth wide open in a comical gasp as his scoop of ice cream slips off the cone and lands on the ground by his feet.
One of a kind sculpture is handcrafted from paper, painted in acrylics and sealed with varnish.
This whimsical figurine brings a brilliant touch of observational humor and nostalgic storytelling to any art collection.

To preserve the piece for the long term, keep it indoors and away from high humidity.

Materials used:

paper, glue, tape, acrylics, varnish, cardboard

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Miniature that captures a split-second moment of minor human tragedy with fantastic comedic timing. The sculpture depicts a summer stroller frozen in absolute shock, his mouth wide open in a comical gasp as his scoop of ice cream slips off the cone and lands on the ground by his feet.
One of a kind sculpture is handcrafted from paper, painted in acrylics and sealed with varnish.
This whimsical figurine brings a brilliant touch of observational humor and nostalgic storytelling to any art collection.

To preserve the piece for the long term, keep it indoors and away from high humidity.

Materials used:

paper, glue, tape, acrylics, varnish, cardboard

Details:

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I am an India-based visual artist specializing in watercolors, pencil drawing, and mixed-media paper sculpture. My creative practice is fueled by the beautiful unpredictability of watercolors—a medium that requires a... Read more

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