r/Sculpture

So I recently watched the show JoJo‘s with a friend of mine and thought I’d make him the stone mask. Now I’m no sculptor, but since it’s supposed to be stone, I used modelling concrete.
I’m actually not too mad about how goofy it looks, I think it’s funny, but I would like to add the cracks. Is it a good idea to actually crack it and glue it back together, or should I start from scratch, since it’s already drying.
Also should I have used a different material? (In case I need to redo it.) maybe it’s a skill issue but I had problems with details.

The Illustrated Yobbo.

For July 4th I made an Australian.

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WIP. My first attempt at making a boom box sculpture. It's white aerated concrete that I gave a coat of black spray paint. So all the lines I chisel become white again. It's a bit crude, but I like how it looks like a 3 dimensional sketch.I expected the material to be more "detailfriendly" but it breaks away quite easily. Let me know what you think .. and what boomboxes would deserve to be turned into stone sculptures? Any iconic favourites?

90” tall, 27½” wide and deep, ~100 lbs — all craft sticks, resin, and a lot of stubbornness. No blueprints. I boiled sticks to bend them, laminated them into panels, and poured resin embedded with stick shavings for the glowing outer sections.

Structurally it’s a raw, imperfect inner column wrapped in more refined outer layers — lit from within so you can see both at once. Took over 600 hours.

Named it Vessel. Built to hold light the way a life holds everything that shaped it — every voice, every bruise, every kindness.

Amos Kane Slow Art Studio

I just finished creating this urn for my boy that recently passed. I’ve taken ceramics classes and done some sculpting with monster clay and sculpting wax but this is my first time buying water based clay and trying this myself. The plan is just to buy space in a local kiln but before I get there I just wondered if anyone had any tips for drying. Right now it is on a wire rack in my closet with a piece of plastic draped over it. I’m worried about it drying evenly though, especially the tail and legs that jut out a big. Any tips, tricks, and help appreciated.

I’m sharing the wirework I created for my class's final exams.

Mask sculpted with paper clay and paper mache, modeled by yours truly.

#sculpture
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I’ve been working as a decorative artist for a few years now, and I started wondering how I could use faux finishes on my own artwork (rather than walls, columns, furniture). This is one of my first attempts, the wood species are imagined and pretty informal, but I’m delighted by the results and the concept!

What kinds of imagery would you want to see in this sculptural format? Any other materials? Faux marble maybe?

Thanks for lookin :)

Coming along. Still tons to do.

I love working with wire and I love trees and this was the outcome and is hanging in my entryway. It's 2'3" high by 2' wide. What do you think?

This is large (1:1 probably) piece I believe I sculpted in porcelain that needed some kintsugi to resolve itself..I know it’s not entirely anatomical correct but it was inspired by a visit to Tsukiji.