I made this back in the late 1990s when I was in high school. The assignment was to build "Storyteller" figurines (A larger adult figure with two or more little figures) and I ended up building two sets of them. This one is my tribute to Babylon 5, one of my all-time favorite TV shows. The medium was ceramics.

The big, purple figure is a Vorlon, specifically Kosh Ulkesh. He's actually two separate pieces; his head rotates and is removable. The little figures are, from left to right: A Pak'ma'ra. Ambassador Londo Molari of the Centauri Republic. Neroon, a prominent member of the Minbari Warrior Caste. And finally a Gaim Ambassador.


Dis claimer: Babylon 5 and it's characters, species, designs, stories, etc. belong to J. Michael Straczynski. These sculptures are merely an expression of my appreciation and admiration of Babylon 5 and aren't intended to infringe on copyright. Thank you.

PS: I tried to put this into Fan Art, but it doesn't appear to have a sculptural category that this piece would fit into. Then again, is there really enough ceramic fan art out there to warrant a new category? Oh well.