My favorite section of another small sculpt that is only about 200 mm high.
I really must get on and do some better sculpture.
Im always in such a rush..
Time is the only way to get results .. There are no shortcuts.
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Das is only good for making badly shaped balls.......One you might find there is Chavante.. they have a range of different types.
They do not "set" so you need to make a mould..
The best oven bake type i have used is called 'Sculpy' or "super sculpy' Its nice to work in..
Check some web info on them..
The one i use here is Called Newbound. but is a small Australian company so would be hard to find.
Good luck
I guess I'll to have to wait better days to buy some goods stuff via internet. Most lithuanian art shops have just Das or some other chekish crapy air drying clay (and it actualy stinks a lot, I mean its very smelly) And the only polymer I found is russian children's polymer clay called Cvetik, wich comes in a box of 12 colors, and another is chekish Modurit wich is more like a chewing gum, so I have to constantly wet my hands in order not to smudge anything. The only advantage is that it comes in a white half kilogram bar whis is only about 10$. For student biologist, wich does not have a job it's rather expensive too.
I wanted to let you know that we are adding this image to our list of Favorites for a showcase of Artisan Crafts and Sculpture which exhibit a fine examples of an Artistic Nude. Thank you for helping to prove that nudity can be portrayed in a tasteful, artistic manner and does not equal pornography!
They do not "set" so you need to make a mould..
The best oven bake type i have used is called 'Sculpy' or "super sculpy' Its nice to work in..
Check some web info on them..
The one i use here is Called Newbound. but is a small Australian company so would be hard to find.
Good luck
reminds me a lot of Georg Kolbe, and his sculpture "die Tänzerin".
very impressing!