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Well, I finally got back around to the w.i.p. sculpture I started. I completely re-did the face and am very happy with how it turned out. The original w.i.p. w/out the clothes has been moved to my scraps if you want to compare it to the final sculpt.
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Ah yes, forgot to mention the medium, It's super sculpey. I loooooooove that stuff!
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~BurnedRaven Apr 28, 2009
really nice, how did you do the head, did you make it seperate on while it was on the body, also did you bake any of it befor continuing on other parts, sorry for all the question, im learning myself^^
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=The-Nonexistent Feb 1, 2008  Hobbyist General Artist
=o wonderful.. but... how much super sculpey cost?
how money i mean...
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~IvoryRed Feb 23, 2007
this is sculpey! OMG its amazing, I can't even get a well shaped head! ( I just started using it though, I'm Trying! but working with the white especially is really hard! I keep getting prints on it, and lint :( )
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~chilipepperchan Jun 19, 2006
Amazing sculpture :)
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~AloneInTheDark- Feb 9, 2005
thats superawesome. you are quite talented in many areas
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~goatomatic Feb 12, 2005   Filmographer
Hey thanks a lot. I saw just a bit of your work too and I'm very impressed, I'll have to check more of it out later!
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~krunce Nov 28, 2004
ahh super sculpey - I notice you have this done on wood - did you attach your wire armature to the wood through the feet?
also wondering - how did you bake this? did you have to remove the wood to be able to put this in the oven (is wood oven safe?) and if you did, then how did you place her - did you put her on her side or try to get her to stand up straight in the oven???
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~goatomatic Dec 4, 2004   Filmographer
Yeah, usually what I do is make the wire armature legs a little long so that I can drill holes in the wood and stick the wires in that. It's removable from the base, but it stays pretty securely. I treid making a free standing sculpture before [link] , it was a little tricky as the feet were a little too soft to hold him up, so I usually try to secure to a base. And so far the wood seems pretty safe to bake with the sculpture, I think it's cause the temperature is so low, and I don't have like an open flame in the oven or anything ;) .
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~krunce Dec 5, 2004
lol - I've just never tried putting wood in the oven before :| I have no idea what would happen, but if nothing seems to be happening, that sounds really good.
The low temperature you're putting it at..., is that the temperature it says to bake it on on the box ???
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~goatomatic Dec 8, 2004   Filmographer
Yeah, just the regular tempurature, it's like 275 I think that's pretty low as far as ovens go. Although sometimes I do it like 15 degrees cooler if I know I'm going to bake it again for other layers like clothing and hair, don't know if it makes a difference though really...
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