Here you'll find the greatest works of the unique young artist Camille Campos, whose talent ranges from ceramics to graphics and from pencil to painting. Feel free to browse the site with the navigation bar on the left, and e-mail Camille with any questions or comments!
 More Flower Pins: A second round of flower pins made with Lumina Clay. The red poppy pin is 3 dimensional and was made to look as realistic as possible.
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 Flower Necklace: Summer inspired this necklace of edelweiss, daisies and sunflowers.
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 Wild Necklace: This necklace is meant to adorn the neck in foliage and colors straight out of my imagination.
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 Flower Pins: These pins were inspired by water lilies and jungle foliage and were made with Lumina Clay. This new clay of choice becomes waterproof and remains flexible after drying.
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 Clay Belt: This belt is made of Lumina clay, which seems to be the same as Modena Clay: an air drying, resin based clay. Lumina comes in a semi opaque white, but when mixed with acrylic paints, you can create your own customized colors. The colors become brighter after the clay completely dries.
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 Green Glob: This drooling critter's shapeless mass oozes toxic green slime.
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 Dr. L33t: "A neuron's presynaptic terminal releases a chemical transmitter stored in synaptic vesicles which diffuses across a narrow synaptic cleft and activates receptors on the postsynaptic membrane of the target cell...." Dr. L33t is the foremost authority on brain function, and he thinks they're a pretty shade of pink...
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 Revelation Cross: After 6 months, it's finally complete. The Book of Revelation was the inspiration for this project, and almost everything pictured on it has a corresponding description in the Bible. close up
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 Deluxe Aplenty: Their gears turn synchronously as teleportation becomes imminent and the fleet anticipates the destruction they were designed to cause. Each figurine was cast in resin from an original made from paper clay. After peeling away the two-part silicon mold, they were sanded and painted by hand. original photograph
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 Necklace: This flower necklace is made from a new type of air-drying resin clay that could be a new favorite.
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 Mustache: A bad temper and bad breath characterize this lonely recluse.
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 Shrunken Head: Why does he smile so? He's ecstatic about his purple rock star coiffure.
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 Foppy: Foppies are similar to Fobbies, their orange cousins. They share similar characteristics like cowardice and beady eyes.
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 Kracken: These sea beasts stalk Ness in the Sea of Eden until he faces and defeats his nightmare.
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 Paula: Grrrrl POWA! Don't get in the way of her non-stick fry pan!.
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 Little Faces: These mini pendants each have their own color scheme, which makes them slightly different and one of a kind.
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 White Dragon Mask: With an attentive gaze and a panting tongue, this friendly creature is more like a dog than a mythical beast.
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 Frilly Jaws: This creature's rounded teeth indicate an insatiable appetite. Whatever isn't scared away by his excessive smile and unsettling stare is quickly thrown into his jaws.
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 Emerald Mask: Each mask has sparkling multifaceted Austrian crystal eyes and are dusted with gold powder.
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 Lapis Mask: Surrounded in peacock feathers and lapis regalia, lives a little golden grin.
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 Topaz Mask: Not including the beading and feathers, each of the masks in this series are just over an inch in diameter.
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 Sapphire Mask: Camille recieved her inspiration for this series from motifs of ancient Mexico.
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 Ruby Mask: This mask is adorned in ruby beads and downy feathers and was Camille's first in a series of similar beaded masks of varying colors.
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 Eeyore: A miniature eeyore with an uncharacteristically large grin who is barely an inch high. Camille made this fellow for a friend.
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 Flower Face: Nocturnal and rarely seen, Flower Face makes its home among the night blooming cactus flowers.
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 Minty: This jolly, tasty creature appears as if he is composed entirely of striped peppermint candy.
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 elDiente: This poor fellow take a lot of guff for his unusually large teeth, but nothing can suppress elDiente's natural, irrational exuberance!
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 elGoto: Although you might not be able to tell at first glance, elGoto's name really does apply; he is a far-removed species of goat. The black sheep of the family, you might say.
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 Mask: This, like most of the rest of Camille's work, is a very colorful mask whose small size (which is difficult to discern from photographs) makes the detail work that much more amazing.
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 Pear Atrium: A beautiful and somewhat abstract sculpture, the Pear Atrium's exterior is covered in flowers and insects, and partially conceals a bird, flying lazily in its exotic environment.
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 Dragon Mask: Another beautiful mask which showcases Camille's unique ability to use a huge array of colors in a way which is simultaneously beautiful, complex, and cleverly detailed.
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 Igor: The aptly-named lab servant is somewhat clumsy but very able. His green skin and sparse hair are a result of too many hours mixing chemicals in his master's lab.
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 Five Iron Robot: This robot wields five sets of golf clubs (five irons), and claims allegiance to a popular ska band (Five Iron Frenzy). He may be goofy looking, but he's got a mean slice.
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 Nana Monkette: The Nana Monkette is a rare breed of monkey which has little need to scavenge for food, since food is always so close at hand...or head.
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 Eleph: This mythical creature flits around on moonlit nights, stealthily searching for Elephettes ;)
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 Butterbug: The Butterbug easily outwits opponents with its incredible speed, which is surprising considering its relatively small wings.
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 Saguaro Trinket: A small and wonderfully detailed medallion bearing a desert scene and a flowering saguaro cactus.
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 Snowman Pin: A rare sight in Tucson, without doubt, this tiny snowman pin is a welcome change from the desert landscapes.
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 Desert Sphinx: A small scale sculpture in which four little travelers pose in front of an ancient statue, surrounded by a handful of unusual creatures.
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 Mr Saturn: A strange variety of alien, these little creatures are both friendly and intelligent, even though their vocabulary consists of words such as 'bOiNg' and 'zOoM'.
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