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Published: 2008-09-26 19:40:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 42077; Favourites: 662; Downloads: 0
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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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I have always admired your work! How is that firm sculpey? I have a couple of boxes, just haven't sat down to try it.
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I can't even imagine what the mold must have looked like!
Very awesome!
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by the way, what clay are you using? i looks like a water based clay. its a beautiful clay what ever it is.
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It's gray firm Super Sculpey. This was sprayed with a gray primer paint.
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very nice, it looks great! I never got the hang of sculpey. that whole pushing around thing was horrible for me.
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lovely sculpt, your style and cleanness to your work is always soooo beautiful. the detail too! wish I could eat your brain and still your knowledge hahah
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such warmpth...you can see how much they care...its a beautiful piece
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You are really a "GREAT" sculptor. Your work is incredibly good, and you should be very proud of the work you turn out. There is so much life in every thing you sculpt, and it is very beautiful from all angles. I know how hard it is to sculpt something that has to have a mould and parts made from it, and it takes alot of forethought on the part of the artist to not only make a good sculpture but to make something that is workable for manufacturing purposes. Your work is equisite, and I really appreciate you sharing it with us. Thank you....Sincerely...Annie
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Thank you Annie, I really appreciate your appreciation.
It really is a lot of technical work to get a finished sculpt ready for production. That's the part that really feels like 'work' to me.
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The face on the standing woman is beautiful. I love how much her smile affects her eyes. What is in her right hand?
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Thank you. It's a comb.
You can see it better on the other view.
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Thanks for the reply. I thought it might be a comb, but wasn't completely sure.
Again, amazing piece.
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WOW! This is so bad ass. I really love your work. I'm a fan.
Your work is real inspiring. I want to break out a chunk of clay and go crazy with it now.
I love sculpture but I do drawing a lot more. This reminds me to keep it up and practice it because I know I don't do it enough.
Thanks man!
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