You recently saw Tiny House 5. Now, meet the people who live in it!
I made them in the same way I make my usual paper dolls, except that these are a little smaller to fit the house – only about 4″ tall.
We Live in Tiny House 5
Claudia McGill and Her Art World
Claudia McGill and Her Art World 
These tiny house dwellers are absolutely delightful
Thank you. They are fun to make, almost come to life on their own.
Big family! Hope they get along
So far so good. That’s what I hear!
More wonderfulness! (K)
Thank you. !!!
Oh, these folk make me smile!…
Glad to hear it. They’re an eclectic bunch all right.
Claudia, these are wonderful, they put a big smile on my face. You are amazingly creative!
Thank you. I really enjoy making these and I admit to have done a lot of them! And they never come out anything alike. Which I what I like, I guess. Another form of people-watching for me?
They have your characteristics rectangular feel to them, I enjoy them very much!
Yes, I think the rectangular method comes to me from when I did fabric applique wall hangings because my people figures somehow looked better in rectangles than curved, and I liked the look. Also, it is easier to put a figure together in collage ( for me, anyway) in pieces, and I gravitated to rectangles and the like rather than curved pieces there too.