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Ooooh, I love it! It's beautiful! I'm amazed how you carved wrinkles and hairs, it's awesome
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God, this is absloutely amazing. The character and movement in this is unbelievable, and the details are so vivid and animated. Fantastic!
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I recognize her! She's what I became during my second marriage. Thanks for the mirror back into uncomfortable memories.
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looks like Mick Jagger...HA! wonderfully sculpted, you make me want to do it again myself.
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Haha, you're right! That was some of my inspiration, along with Grace Jones, a mirror and some imagination! Thank you!
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Haha, I guess you're right! Thank you
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This is really random, but after browsing your work I think one of my favorite aspects of it is the way you render mouths; they're extremely realistic in both form and connection to the rest of the face. I love the way in this one for example you've created such realistic cheeks around the lips. They're amazing!!
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Thank you 
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It's interesting because so many artists talk about how emotive eyes are, but I love how you involve the whole face so thoroughly. My hat is off to you, my friend.
By the way, do you teach what you do?
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Thank you
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Wow, I'd love to teach (or direct, as you put it XD), but I hear the competition is tough. Is it very hard to make a living somehow in the art world? I'm totally on the fence about my major (I'm a college student myself) and I can't decide if I should stay in architecture or follow my dreams and be an art major instead.
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Being a full time artist is incredibly tough. Most artists tend to have "day jobs"
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Yes, I imagine most artists would produce art no matter what. Personally I'd love a day job that involved art, especially teaching. I'm just not sure how many "day jobs" are available XD
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lee I love your work! I am also a sculptor but do mostly realism although I have done some fantasy and wish I could do more. awesome!!! are you using terra-cotta and firing these or are they just the chant clay and will be cast in bronze? I have done bronze in the past and even worked at a foundry when I was younger.. now Id rally love to get a kiln and cast in earthenware and terracotta. that is my future plan.. so I can really take my work to new areas..
Rebecca Turner
www.solticeartstudio.blogspot.com
www.soticestudio.com ( in progress but ck back later.. will be done in a few weeks at most)
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Hello
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ah I just saw your replies.. sorry..Im not on here much... yea I cast in resin myself now..did th bronze thing years ago and I just can't afford it right now and I'm having way more fun with resin.. I did add some porcelain powder to some of mine and liked the effect.. I paint mine too afterwards..Ill have to take time to post some of my work on here soon.. I just got done casting most of an new edition that sold out in 2 days.. wow that was nice to have that happen! lol you can see him on my blog.. just a bas relief but sold out the first 30 in 2 days. and now I'll need to do a 2nd mold.. darn silicone tears so easy and I was getting lots of tears around his ear... good thing I know how to make mods.. and well reliefs as so dam easy anyway.. lol oh heres my blog: www.solticeartstudio.blogspot.com
Becky
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