IWD: Noble Bust and Frame

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My first human sculpture! I crafted it in honor of International Woman's Day. Joscelin Perryvalle, like countless women of her time, was overlooked for her groundbreaking contributions to the art world. A visionary sculptor, she pioneered the use of froggle spittle, Zift fungus, and Crark bones as paints. She spent years living among Froggles in the dense rainforests, mastering their masonry techniques and innovative methods. Returning home, she applied her newfound expertise, inspiring many to follow in her footsteps. Yet, despite her influence, she remained unrecognized throughout her life. Joscelin's untimely death at 29 left the world wondering what masterpieces might have been hers to share if fate had granted her more time. Today, years after her passing, recognition finally acknowledges her remarkable achievements.