Artists
Related: About this forumThe Little Thief
Here's a full sculpture I made around a decade or so ago. She's fully sculpted from Aves Apoxie Sculpt (http://avesstudio.com) over wire and foam armature, painted with acrylics, with wool hair. A Metro bus driver in Kent I think bought her.
She's a Sprite that 'collects' beautiful pieces of jewelry.
sinkingfeeling
(51,474 posts)Goddessartist
(1,881 posts)She was one in a series of seated fantasy figures.
Diamond_Dog
(32,090 posts)that anyone could create something this cool. You are very talented!
Goddessartist
(1,881 posts)I've been creating fantasy things since I was a wee girl. I had vision problems and could only see very close up. I've become a visual artist despite my eye problems, or maybe because of them. There's an entire community of sculptors you may be interested in. The Shifflett Brothers forum on FB is a great place to see lots of different and amazing pieces.
Thanks again!
GiqueCee
(642 posts)Before the advent of 3-D printing, I would sculpt macquettes miniature representations of animatronic figures the company I work for creates from Super Sculpy. Apoxie Sculpt is WAY more durable and doesn't have to be baked.
Nice work!
Goddessartist
(1,881 posts)I love Aves! Polymer clay releases phthalates into the skin, so I stopped using it over 20 years ago.
That must be a great job!
GiqueCee
(642 posts)... right now we're building a life-size animatronic T-Rex. He BIG!
Goddessartist
(1,881 posts)My friend Bob Eggleton is known for his Godzilla paintings. I'd so love to see your work!