enormuseldescomunal In reply to Lailelyn [2012-05-27 23:43:20 +0000 UTC]

thank you very much, soon will send the sculpture of Vayne to the summoner showcase

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enormuseldescomunal In reply to Aszrul [2012-02-17 00:35:56 +0000 UTC]

thanks dude. mmm the epoxic clay is is very easy to work, is like ordinary clay, the only difference is that this can be hardened.
mixing the 2 components (a clay which is the material itself and the other is the hardener)with your fingers dipped in water is how it works.
once mixed is modeled as normal clay and hardens in a time of one hour and 30 minutes.

I prefer to work in parts, for example I make a part of the face of the character I want to do, (as far as possible without damaging the already advanced, let harden and then continued with it until it ends) and so all the work performed until terminaro by full.

in the images I uploaded shows the process of creating Urgot, each is an example of how far you stop working on each part and let it harden.

I used to give detail toothpicks, and sandpaper to correct defects when the clay is already hardened.

in your country think that the mark is (parsec) Look for it under that name.

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enormuseldescomunal In reply to Firemaster1 [2012-02-17 00:38:27 +0000 UTC]

sorry buddy just do the figures as a hobby XD.

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