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'Iris in bloom'
Published: 2007-01-28 21:52:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 103109; Favourites: 3466; Downloads: 2445
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This is the original sculpture from a line of figurines called "Ebony Visions" designed by Thomas Blackshear.I sculpted this in Super Sculpey.
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I bet you must be tired of hearing this, but this piece is completely beautiful. delicate, elegant, her facial features are perfect too. very inspiring work, my compliments to you.
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this is definitely one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen
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wow...by any chance do you know where i could find blocks of marble to carve? i live in southern california
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No not really. I never worked in marble.
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she's gorgeous, and the detail is amazing.
what techniqe of building did you use?
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How long did this take you? It's really amazing.
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Thank you. This one took around 4 weeks to complete.
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it's around 1/6 scale.
If she was standing up she'd be around 10" tall.
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Wow. I'm massively impressed. Another question-what do you make these out of? Is it like a chunk of rock that you make into figures, or what?
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I use clay. This one was sculpted in Super sculpey. A polyper clay.
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Ah! I still find it amazing how detailed you make your sculptures. Just looking at it makes you feel like you've seen into their personality.
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How many hours did it take to create this? How difficult was it to create this sculpture with sculpty? did you layer it by cooking it then apply more sculpty to the hardened surface? Or did you just go straight to sculpting one big block of sculpty? So many questions. But I will have to say that you put me to shame with my simple design and sculptures.
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i don't understand how people make these. I'm in ceramics and nothing comes out like this. Did you use clay?
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Looks like an old Greek or Roman master's work. Intricate detail, marvelously sculpted, a real beauty.
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The detail in everything in amazing. It must have taken forever! It was well worth the effort, the sculpture is beautiful.
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Gorgeous! I wish i could sculpt things xD Congrats on your DD!!
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Oh my god... WOW. I've never seen a sculpture of this proportion that captures the different qualities of types of fabric. THis is incredible. What kinds of tools did you use? I'm curious.
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(O_O ........ *speechless*
details. omg. awesome.
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wait, let pick my jaw up off the floor...
This is amazing
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That's so beautiful. The detail is amazing. You are so talented.
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Simply breathtaking. I can't say anything else as this took my breath away... wow
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If I could...
I would buy it and put it in my...sacred garden...if I had one.
The mood it just brings has this...earthy, serene feeling to it.
The details of the sculpture...how. Really amazing.
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This is amazing.. the level of detail in it and the expression you captured.
I am also amazed at your ability to work in such fine detail without pieces of it snapping off on you!
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Wow... Just... Wow. I love the tassels on the scarf around her waist... How long did it take you to make the sculpture?
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it's so beautiful and detailed
the complexity of hair reminds me some ancient portraits from the Imperial Rome period.
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I HATE YOU SO MUCH RIGHT NOW XDD
With jealousy, with jealousy.
YOU'RE A FRICKEN' MICHELANGELO!
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woooaaahhh ! i never would get this done with fimo 
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Oh wow. The amount of detail is AMAZING.
Great work!
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