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Published: 2009-09-10 17:30:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 1731; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 30
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I was testing to see what Sculpey could do, I have learned a lot, "NEVER OVER BAKE, NOT TO THIN and make sure you are patient"Related content
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That is awsome!I will keep you in mind when I need my character made into a figure.
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Awesome!
I wish I could do something like that!
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Thank You!!
Is all about patience, and taking it slow! cause if you rush it is a huge nightmare to fix.
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holy shit! excuse my chinese but FUCK!!!! you win... just so you know. never stop doing art like this. you are amazing and i think i love you.. >w>
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Your french is welcomed! Thanx he is one of my favorite pieces so he sits on my desk where I can see him.
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Is it completely scupley? Did you have base or filler or anything? The reason I ask is because I was thinking of creating something, but there isn't much clay in the little boxes and I was wondering if you used anything to keep it firm. Does that make sense? btw... Your work is awesome! I love the details you put into everything.
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Yeah, I had an armature and then used aluminum foil so that I would not use so much sculpey, make your figure small so you don't use so much sculpey. Make sure your armature is small but strong use foil to fill in the gaps, not to much because once you start building and carving it might start to show so be careful. Have fun!!
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thanks so much. I will totally look into it.
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the trick with baking sculpy is to bake at a really low temp, like 120F for a long time, like 30-40 mins (unlike what the box says)... then when you turn off the oven leave it to cool, not opening it and leaving the sculpt inside. this lets the interior and exterior cool at the same rate so it won't crack, and the low temp won't let it burn ^^
but it looks great, and i hope the baking didn't damage him! ^^
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Thanx so much for that! I will put it to use, since I have a ton of sculpey pieces to bake.
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no worries! i'd hate to see you burn or crack your stuff after all that work!
and it all depends on the size of the sculpt, but the main thing to consider is low temp, long baking, and LONG cool down! the longer the cool down the less likely it is to crack :3
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cool, you did that with original scuply. Impressive, I could never get it to do much when i was younger it was too soft and i didn't really understand armature.
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Thank You!!!Yeah, still learning.
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wow, that's beautiful! You're very talented with Sculpey!
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Thank you!! I like doing small details and hes feathers where so much fun.
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Thanx!!! For an old sculpture.
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Sweet!!I don't think I've seen this one.Amazing work!!
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Thanx my fellow Sculptor!!
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You betcha!!awwww shucks thanks!!
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