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Published: 2006-10-10 23:17:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 1381; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 8
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24" tallwater-based clay
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So good.
I know that is no help, but I did this larger than life wire/clay hollow head last year and the thing was so fragile and exactly the shape I didn't want... In any case without going too much into detail about my work, this is terribly impressive.
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This is wondeful! You should be very proud... what an accomplishment!
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oh, its really great! i cant stop staring at his knees o_O
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very fuckn impressive - that is some serious work there. It's always great to see peolpe actually doing Technically impressive and expressive pieces - a rarity here.
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Very very well done. It's got a great proportion and texture.
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that's REALLY impressive for water based
how many hours?
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water based clay is easier/best for quickly working and casting. i hope you know that i have an armature under that clay and a pipe shooting out of his ass that is fastened to the board below him.. you just can't see it too well because i'm such a sly photographer with my camera phone. otherwise it really would be pretty damn impressive that the clay could withstand its own weight like that. on thursday i'm starting a 30-36" figure which may or may not be half life size.
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i never managed to escape shrinkage problems with water based and an armature, did you use fancy stuff with low grog content?
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shrinkage problems what? i don't know what you mean. i don't let it dry on there.. soon i am going to make a rubber/plaster mold of him to cast into plaster.
ps check my new portrait out.. quick painting!
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p.s. i'll post last-last week's image in my scraps section. the resolution is much better in that one.
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not very long.. maybe 10-12
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