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Here's another Ebony Visions sculpt I did a few months ago.This was one of the more difficult ones to engineer. It comes apart at different places like most the sculpts I do to make it possible to mold, cast and paint for production. I think ther were about 11 different pieces.
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the detail in your work is just blowing my mind.Β
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All your work is magnificent, but the ones that hit me in the heart are the people in there everyday life. Time with there family, children, work, their lives continue forever in your work. Never to be forgotten. All your work is my favorite. Not enough room to store in my favorites. Better to visit your gallery and enjoy them and the new ones that you upload.
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thanks so much, I appreciate it immensely !!!
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This is amazing! the details of the eyes, the movement of the fabric, facial expressions, the feet, everything is so perfect! it's truly stunning work! = )
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just incredible! is it to much if i ask what material you use for the masters? thanks so so much!
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Thank you. This is sculpted in Super Sculpey, a polymer clay.
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I'm quite at the begining but i also make a lot of miniature building ,kind of like lilliput lane, i use from Prchimica, a special clay called Degas(hard one) anyway i would truly apreciate a good advice, when you make the mould(mold) what kind of silicone you use and how exactly do you get rid of all the air bubbles...thats my nightmare...
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I like very much what is readable of your soul in thoses people taking birth in your hands
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Wow Mark, I must have missed this one when I looked at your gallery last! Sheesh! I really love this one! You really captured the love for one another in their faces and body language. You did a wonderful job even though it "was one of the more difficult ones to engineer". Like most all of your work, it is stunning! :0)
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I really appreciate that Michelle? You really know how to make my day.
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Awe....I mean every word Mark! You are one of my favorite artists on DA. Your sculpts are inspiring and give me the courage to keep learning and trying to do better sculpting myself. You have a gift my friend! I so look forward to your next new project(s)! Take care! :0)
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just ... awesome! It's hard to choose some work as a favorite but I loved this at first sight, congratulations
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Loved this piece. So much genuine emotion in it!
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Somewhere, i hear Maya Angelou reading one of her poems in the background...
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amazing.
the details, especially on the fabric.
this sculpture feels so alive.
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great sculp work.....must winner humantarian!!!!....for all you work always two thumb up!!!
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Look for this in my next issue of βbest of random Deviantβ. If you would not like it featured, please let me know.
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I love the symbolical meaning represent on these images.
Nice work.
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Oh, I love this one. You really can capture emotion. It makes me warm.
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this made me smile
and i looked at it as if i was lookin at two real people and completely forgot it was a sculpt
wow
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oh, so that's how you do it... do you let the parts dry first or you bake them?
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This one is superb. Of all the wonderful skills you show in your sculpture, the one that impresses me the most is your ability to portray emotions.
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Great work once again. I'd love to see how you go about separating your sculpts for production.
People have a hard time understanding what i mean when i tell them a sculpt had to be "keyed properly" or "His head is removable." Sometimes it makes the rendering of isolated areas easier to get to, but mostly i just hate having to deal with that crap. It slows everything down. Like you say "It feels like work" at that point.
What primer are you using? Someone recommended tamiya primer but i havent tried that yet. I'd love to try and get a good primer for an airbrush.
Is there a reason why you prime before the molding? Because i would think that even a light coat would add just enough thickness to muddle some of the finer details.
One more time, truly inspirational work. Thanks for your time.
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Your sculptures expressions are so alive. It's just unreal!
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your work is amazing...so beautiful.
on average how big are your sculptures?
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I love the feeling of living, breathing, just paused action in your sculpts. Joy and love abound in this.
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everything about this piece is simply amazing.
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