This is how I sculpted Oliver Alien Boy pieces✨
If you have seen my previous post💜🩷
You might have seen this video clip in Oliver’s celebration of life 👽🥹
I miss him so much😭😩
I cried hard listening to” forget it “ yesterday 🥺
Thought I would share my handcrafted Rocky. Amateur wire tinfoil, air, dry clay Bondo and acrylic. Paint can go along way.
His hands are also made up of neodineum magnets first I tried fridge magnets, but they were too round and bulky, and didn’t provide enough magnetism to hold his puppet. But 3 mm rounded neodymium magnets stopped five high glued down to a dime made for the perfect claw/magnetic points to do
puppet show.!
* Edit spelling, I also have dyslexia, so don’t really care if it’s still a little bit wrong ;)
Sculpted the body on a flameworking torch and used a rotary tool to etch the details. What we think fom? Shall I make more? This one was a commission.
O this is me V
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I want to start sculpting in polymer clay because I’ve mostly used chavant and different airdry clays , I want to use a firm clay but not too difficult to condition, got any suggestions?
My kids are obsessed with the Oceanhorn game on Apple Arcade. In an effort to get them off screen we’re making little Oceanhorn characters out of clay, here’s a couple I made and the green one that my son made as well as a little skull bug.
Just wanted to share since we were very proud of them 😊
Would also love some feedback on these sculpts! I tried going for a more aggressive look than the original pokemon drawings, so I've made Mewtwo more lean for example, and added more armor to Tyranitar. Definitely required me to sculpt and bake in phases to add more parts as the base layers hardened.
Once my camera arrives I should be able to do some videos on sculpting but for now just pics.
Made with sculpey and firm cosclay for higher detail areas, molded around aluminum and wire for frames. Tried to make sure they were scaled to size according to lore too 😁
Hi! These are little bat earrings, I hope it's obvious but you never know lol. Takes about 2 hours to make from start to finish. They're sculpted Sculpey polymer clay, painted with acrylic paint, sealed then furred with wool. My friend said $35 but I feel like that's a bit high. but I also wouldn't know since don't even wear or buy jewelry, I just make it upon request. I'd like to sell some custom ones locally but I don't want to overprice them.
Censors have been added due to auto-censorship. Note: The fairy does not have any genitalia showing in the original photos, but the images get automatically flagged regardless.
Made with polymer clay, porcelain plate and chalk pastels