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Water clay sculpture.Related content
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It is so great to get a comment like this...it is the kind of note that inspires an artist to keep trying.
Thanks you for taking a moment to write me such a wonderful thought...it means a lot to me.
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Great artists deserve recognition and for the most part many of us have no one to give us hearty critique or feedback. While I appreciate comments like "Cool" or "That's nice" I have the same joy as you when someone stops to take a moment and "smell the roses" lol.
Mind I ask what was your inspiration for this work of art? I noticed you didn't put much of a description on it, but that's good because it opens the mind to wonder. What I love most about it personally is that it speaks to me, and when I say speak itβs like itβs trying to tell me a story. As simple as this sculpture is, so much emotion is βbound into" it, ha ha 
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This is the kind of response an artist hopes for...thank you for taking a moment to write me.
You are right about why I do not put description about my work...I want you to create.
I try with my work to give an open ended story or idea...I try.
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Hello! Your work has been featured here: [link] 
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Once again, another piece of real art. I love the detail You've crafted into this one. Hey, what is the name of the clay You're using to create these? And could You perhaps point me to a website that sells it? Thanks!
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What a great compliment...I use all different types! This was a very soft clay called kleen clay but I also use Roma, Wed and chavant - just google anyone of those and you should find a website for each to find a description and dealer near you.
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I can't stop watching this piece. It's terrifying, but yet so realistic. If that's "a quickie", you are truly an Artist.
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That is awesome to read - that you so much!
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I like that the hands are treated like full figures instead of only a part of the body. It is very much like two complete figures in some kind of relationship turmoil. I love how they interact with the background.
This is extraordinary. Thank you for sharing!
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What a great interpretation and probably very accurate...I love when another artist gives me insight to my own work...thanks so much!
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You are very welcome. It is such a great piece and really had something to say!
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Good to see you back and posting dude. Top work as always.
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Hey thanks for writing...it nice to see you again...well your icon at least.
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Yeah, it's been a while between drinks. Had my head buried in the sand working on a film. The shoot was a week ago, so I might be able to come up for air now.
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Sounds cool...note me if you get a chance - I would love to hear about it!
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very lovely hands. The detail is great
btw, I got your PM. I thank you very much
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Beautiful as always Evan...
I wish my quickies were so dead on...Lol...
Great work my friend!
Take care
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Gorgeous, love the details end emotion it conveys. Great piece.
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The fact that you find some emotion in it is really great to me...thanks so much for writing and letting me know.
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Damn Evan you are amazing I love the detail in this, I am in awe can not stop looking at this. You blow my mind.
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You must stop these kind of great comments...if not I will walk around very happy and that is no way for an artist to do good work!!!!
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I will try to have a good weekend but I must pull myself away from this damn computer...but it great so far reading the all the sweetness!
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Would you mind if i got that as a tattoo?
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I mind very little but please think long and hard about it...I'm kind of really flattered btw!
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What i'd REALLY love is if you could do more to the sculpture or if not do somthing to the arm's so the detail fade's away in crease's of the skin n bone's so the arm's dont just "end" there you know? And what would be really cool is if you signed my skin under the tattoo then i got that done too "Hey Rockstar" lolol but seriously your work is THAT good i have'nt drawn anything for AGES im sculpting and mask making right now well more mask making im looking for a job and i need the money to fund my work and get better at it. I've left one email and 2 voice msg's for The Prince's Trust but they dont care otherwise i would have had a reply by now.
Keep up the good work
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Thanks...It probably has been done before - seems like most things have!
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it reminded me of one of my projects i did last semester i asked for your advice/criticism on
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Yes I remember the head with hands...could be!!!!!!!
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haha yeah 
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Your welcome!
And I was wondering, do you have any helpful hints about sculpting? I'm doing a sculpture in art class
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The only thing I can say without writing a book is to keep your forms clean...make sure the surface of your forms are not lumpy and try to use your fingers towards the finish process instead of tools. Your fingrers put the lifeforce directly into the clay.
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Okay, thank you so much! I'm sure your advice will help
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I love this. The detail in the hands is amazing.
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Wow the texture of the skin being pulled and the fingers are awesome.
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You have done a fantastic job on the fingers.
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