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Published: 2006-07-27 17:07:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 97210; Favourites: 952; Downloads: 6960
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please click download to view!Thanks for reading all that... but theres still more in the description! XD
Im not to interested in hearing how i've spelled things wrong.. I know I have XD ...well not on purpose or anything ts just ivevitable XD
My main purpose of this tutorial was to let you know how I did these little things... as long as I have conveyed that message I feel i've triumphed. But if there is anything you really don't understand please do say! XD
In the tutorial I said I would give thinks to things so here they are:
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~clay~
SuperSculpey clay to the UK:
[link]
You can get fimo clay from any art and craft shop all over the UK
Search for Eye pins on ebay if you need them, they are quite cheap.
~ Fluke ~
The picture I printed out and used as a reference can be found here
[link] < and you can find other pictures of fluke linked from there
~Other necklaces~
Sora, Riku: [link]
Kairi: [link]
Aeris, Kenny, Tonberry and Stitch: [link]
random earrings: [link]
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ahhhh... This tutorial took SO much time to put together... and it was also much harder than I thought XD
I do do these neckalce comissions they cost arround Β£30 depending on everything, if you would like one please note me about it!
Ill do more or less any character Please ask any questions? just ask!
...im sure iv forgotten something! XD
I would say more but I really hope the tutorial speaks for itself
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Comments: 139
So saving this as I am going to buy some clay and wants to start to do more than just traditional art.
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Ok question: Polymer Clay is toxic. You can't actually put it in the oven unless it's one you use only for clay and not for cooking. What else can you do to dry them up? Or could the sculptures work with das clay?
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You don't need a clay specific oven all you need to know is polymer clay safety, as long as you don't burn the clay your oven should be fine to cook inΒ
www.polymerclayweb.com/AboutPoβ¦
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Yeah, are there any other types of clay that would be good to use that can actually be put in the oven? I can't get a special clay oven because i'm still a tween, and my mom doesn't think I should get one *sigh*.
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You don't need a clay specific oven all you need to know is polymer clay safety, as long as you don't burn the clay your oven should be fine to cook inΒ
www.polymerclayweb.com/AboutPoβ¦
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incredibly helpful, thanks for posting
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Thanks for all your sweet comments
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no problem!!! XD XD XD
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So you are using Polymer clay right? I was wondering when you paint them do you have to pain tthem using acrylic paint?
And also where did you get your tools from (the one where you can mold the clay and create dents int it) and what is it called?
I wanted to make bigger sculptures that stand up on their own...kinda like nenondoroid chibi things. Would that be possible using polymer clay?
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you have made sculpting so much easier for me
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Thanks so much for this tutorial!
It makes it easier for me to see someone make a chibi step by step-especially when I hardly use clay
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Thank you so much for the tutorial c:
β₯ so cute
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Yes, everybody who does its first sculpt should say that you made this looks extremely easy to do. I live in tropical country, the heat softens the clay so much, that i cannot make the legs visible enough due to accidentally pushed to the work surface. easily solved by cooling the clay to the fridge, though annoying.
I would say to you that you should allow this to be downloaded, as many people could not see this due to deviantART V7 auto horizontal resize to fit browser's size. Or write a little description that "you can save this to your desktop to restore the size".
honestly, you would need 7500px long monitor to see this without downloading.
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thanks so much for bringing this to my attention! ddnt realise browers resize it, I've now got this to be able to be downloaded.
Its true it is pretty tricky, I tryed to break it down as much as possible... I live in england so mostly its like a fridge outside XD
when your done wih your model i'd love to see it
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I can't see it o.o
It was too small even when I hit full size!
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Y'all can save the force-resized pic to your PC to restore this awesome tut
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omg im so getting me some polymer clay now....for petes sake thats irresistable
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This is a great tutorial - I'll definitely be reffing it later.
Thanks for sharing! <3
~ Ver
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wow! very complicated.. erm.. i want to ask.. can i use any type of clay? such as the clay that my younger sister play with.. is that ok? huhu.. XD thanks of the tuto! great job on doing that!! <3
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gawd that must have taken AGES! so kawaii, i wish i was patient enough to have a go
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made blossom from ppgz with that! nice tut! it helped a lot!
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I made one! I'll show you when I take the pictures!
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Wow....it's so tiny! and cute!
They look hard 0.0
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Your sculpting is very cool, but in my opinion your paintjob is quite bad. It looks very flat because you didn't make any highlights or shadows. I know it is quite hard to make them on such tiny things, but it would look much better.
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Great tutorial. I keep failing when I try to make chibi people. I will be trying this out once I get more clay.This is a very helpful tutorial and you put it together very well. It must've taken you ages.
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..... YOU MAKE IT LOOK EASY!!!!!!! >
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I made this [link] it's not very good, but I tried ^^:
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Oh, I'we been looking for a tutorial like this! Thank you very much, very useful
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I think I might actually try this one. It was a very goof tutorial. I'll let you know when I post my bead on Deviant Art!
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thankies for the tutorial, i need some tips and its really going to help
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Wow, very nice.
(I would comment about this being a dead account and having an awesome name like havingfun, which I came upon on a dead account search, but your awesome sculptures have dragged me away from that trail.)
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it is ok to bake it in your kitchen oven?
I heard it's not a very good idea.. :s
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Aww , this is adorable n.n And very helpful ^^ Thanks for making it
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So detailed and easy to follow! I'm going to try this.
I have a question, is it easier to paint the clay or use colored clay from the get go?
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Omfg, I'm gonna try this out xD. It looks pretty awsome and cool to make <3.
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hey! this is awesome! I made two already
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Hey, thanks :3 I been workin up the courage to do an Axel >_>; Maybe I will now. Hrm.
LOADS of typos and spelling errors, though. Urgh.
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Great tutorial, like I mentioned in the other comment. I do have a question though...What are the reasons that the paint would start cracking..? Not chipping off...just cracking XD Thanks
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You're really good at making these! They're so cute. o3o
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holy squrriel im gunna try to make one ^^
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