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Published: 2012-01-18 12:48:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 44083; Favourites: 736; Downloads: 1120
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Super simple Banana tutorial !Sorry the layout is so ugly.... TT ___ TT SO SORRY !
I hope the images are enough for you to know what to do, I added some instructions but, they're vague.
If you really don't know the steps, then my website has a more detailed post c:
Remember to bake !
This is made of Polymer clay:
Yellow- Dukit
White- Sculpey
Pale yellow- Sculpey in "Sunshine"
For more detail:
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Comments: 45
Shading with pastel... does it stay on? How do you keep it on?
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Yes, it stays on if you bake it with the clay
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You can glaze the creation and that would seal the pastel in ^^
Could use matte or gloss glaze depends on the effect you're going for.
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I have noooo idea how to use glaze D: TIME TO INTERNET!!!
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just paint it on with a brush
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Hello there! A very good day to you. I found you from deviant art and think it will be interesting to ask if you would like to share your tutorial on our blog? It's a sharing blog for clay art in Malaysia targeting audience specifically for clay, clay artists, and even event organisers who are looking for talents. Posting quality tutorials on our blog will immensely increase your exposure as a clay artist and it'll be a good portfolio for yourself too. All credits will goes to you and at the bottom of the post, I'll put link to your email, blog, facebook, websites, etc.
Please let me know should you be interested. Hope to hear from you soon.
website : www.malaysiaclayart.com
Contact email : info@malaysiaclayart.com
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Hello there! A very good day to you. I found you from deviant art and think it will be interesting to ask if you would like to share your tutorial on our blog? It's a sharing blog for clay art in Malaysia targeting audience specifically for clay, clay artists, and even event organisers who are looking for talents. Posting quality tutorials on our blog will immensely increase your exposure as a clay artist and it'll be a good portfolio for yourself too. All credits will goes to you and at the bottom of the post, I'll put link to your email, blog, facebook, websites, etc.
Please let me know should you be interested. Hope to hear from you soon.
website : www.malaysiaclayart.com
Contact email : info@malaysiaclayart.com
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I really needed this! Thank you for the wonderful tutorial! C:
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Thanks for the tutorial~~ ^o^ I can imagine that this will look wonderful next to a minion. xP
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Looks great!
I just wanted to say that when one end of a banana is green, then the other one is usually green as well. And there is this brown ending part on both sides too.
I'm sure you just simplified it for the sake of this tutorial but I wanted to mention it just in case or maybe for someone else reading the comments.
Anyway, I really admire how it turned out
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Haha, thanks for the tip !
I didn't really think the details through 
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When you say 'pastel', do you mean a chalk or oil pastel?
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Chalk pastels C:
They are much easier to blend with.
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My bananas always looks awful; I will sure give this a try next time I make polymer clay stuff. 
Thanks for sharing!
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You're welcome ^^
And I'm glad this helped !
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This looks so cute and real! Thank you for posting a tutorial!
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Aww, it's so cut and real looking! Great tutorial BTW!
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thanks for the tutorial!!! thanksss it was helpful
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The final product is amazing. Thanks for the tutorial! I shall have to use it for reasons
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Uhu, thank you so much ^^
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