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SCULPTURES
I am no professional in making figurines, but it's always fun. Either making them myself (with some special material which hardens when it's dry) or simply buying a figure and painting it. I don't have too much experience yet, but I plan to change that in the future.
If you want really high quality results - use high quality material like Super Sculpey, a professional pink-beige polymer clay which is very easy to handle and mold. It needs to get heated in the oven for curing. It is more expensive than other materials, but it's definitively worth the price.
For getting a stable (e.g. upright standing) figure, many people first create a skeleton made of wire or aluminum foil, and then form the clay around it. That way you will also save a lot of expensive clay. This interior does not affect the curing process.
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"As beautiful as you"
Done with air-drying modelling mass (I did not know Super Sculpey yet). Two foxes in love.
Done in August 2005. |
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