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so amazing sculpting is so hard to do but you did it so well only wish i could do that 
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wow O_O how do you make such thin pieces of hair?? I am planning on making a hippogriff and I'm not that skilled with clay or anything >.<
what material did you use? o.o it's gorgeous!
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thanks!
it's simple. I do a lot of fine hairs first and collect them into strands.
next time I'll make a photo hair-making.
I used sculpture plasticine for details and sculpture clay DAS for base
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Alright, thanks so much
can't wait to see the tutorial <3
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watch this process here [link]
later I'll do mane and tail
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woah 
you do amazing work ^-^
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thanks! but it's not tedious! it's interesting to do your creatures alive
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Crikey, that fringing! I know from sculpting experience how backbreaking the work can be but I cannot imagine how long it would have taken you to do all that hair! It's gorgeous though. Entirely worth it for the finished product.
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thank you very much! Yes, hair-making not so hard to do but it's really very long process
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holy efing shit how you do that???!!!!
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pardon. but I don't know how more I can help you. All steps of sculpting shown in photos
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haha its fine. i was just asking cuz were doing a clay unit in art
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Really awesome, great work. Parts of the mane and tail remind me of barbed wire a bit. Then I pictured an epic dark mount with barbed wire or razor wire tail and mane. I love your sculpts and attention to detail. truly unique
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thanks a lot for kind words!
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Cool! I love the way you did the mane and tail! and eyes with green glass bead!?! very pretty! I'm working on a similar project/experiment to test out a new material I haven't used before, paper mache clay I found a recipe for online, and I saw this and the pose looks very simliar to the horse armature I modeled for that! not quite the same but close!
Anyways I am still planning on useing the paper mache clay on mine, but I am curious how does the plasticine work, is it oven bake? Did you coat it with any sort of sealer when finished?
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thanks!
the main advantage of plasticine it is plasticity, cheep prise and ease for use. the main drawback - it is not baked and frozen in a solid mass. Perhaps it's worth varnish. but in any case, it will be quite fragile.
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It seems like a unipony since it's a little short.
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ea, body and legs must be longer
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i love it and i wanna know how can i buy one..plsssssss
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thanks! sorry it's impossible to buy this sculpture. plasticine not transportable
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thanks! it's a small glass ball
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Its incredibly cool, however I cant believe ,and I dont that the hairs are made by hand... that's just impossible. You must have used some tools
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no, no. I used only my fingers
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Cool are you going to paint it? or will it be too hard for you?
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He is completely self-sufficient and without painting in my opinion.
to tell the truth, my work with the colors could be better
I'm afraid to spoil him
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I love the difference between the fifth and sixth picture. There is a neat change in that!
I'd have a question if you don't mind: how do you make your sculpture so smooth?
For example, in the first pictures, you can still see the marks left my your fingers. How do you erase them and give the sculpture muscles and smoothness instead?
Thank you! <3
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