The talent of
DeeTen seems to know little bounds… His latest custom creation, a 9-inch tall Two-Faced Hazel titled "Charlotte, circa 1886," is a perfect example of his diverse skill and craft, using real cloth attire and a wondrous clockwork inside partially revealed through the cracked face plate. Per usual, DeeTen has provided a magnificent backstory for the piece:
Charlotte was a strange metal creature found in our parallel world expedition of 1886. Little was discovered of her origins other than she wasn't ever human and always appeared sad. Her ability to talk and comprehend matched and even bested the expedition's scholars. During her stay with the team she often helped with experiments as her memory of their reference material was unmatched. Many times our scientists would not record any data, instead letting Charlotte memorize their dictations. Her face plate was already damaged when they first met her, a subject she very much avoided. During the return of our explorers she felt her world had little more for her to learn and walked into the boundary between worlds. When she arrived on our side she uttered "at last" just as the portal closed. At that moment every piece of technology, brought back ceased to function including her. She finally looked happy.
If you want to get a closer look at her, she'll be on display at DeeTen's
DesignerCon Booth #719.
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