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Here are some early WIP head shots that some of you requested.Related content
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SHE HAS FOLDS IN HER NECK
I AM AMAZED
THAT DETAIL ALWAYS GETS BRUSHED OVER...
Man you're AWESOME.
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You might think I'm crazy but she looks like Sophia Loren!
Wonderful technique!
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Bowen designs.
Spider Woman, Mavel comics.
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Such perfect details for the Spider-Woman. I remember watching the animated series on television, you really captured her masked personality.
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Looking great Mark, really like the smooth lines detail work on the mask and suit.
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Only Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow, amazing!!!
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How do you smooth your sculpey mark? I usually just rub with wet metal or something, but it doesnt work to well on the small stuff. Do you use turpinoid or anything like that?
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Yes, I use turpenoid and a soft bristle brush.
After baking the sculpt I often use a very fine steel wool
to lightly sand the areas I want very smooth.
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Cool. I have to try that. I dont know why, but i was never sure if they say to use turpeniod or alcohol!
Never tried steel wool, I will have to give it a shot on my next one
Thanks for the info
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Either one works. The turpenoid dissolves the material more aggressively while the rubbing alcohol mush less aggressive but tends too dry out the surface. Some people also use lighter fluid.
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Cool! I will try it out! Thanks again
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Oh Mark this is so very gorgeous! what a wonder you are! how I would like to own something you made .. a lovely sculpture of the female form! You just cannot buy these beautiful pieces over here!
Joy
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amazing lips , nose and bone structure without count with the wonderful simetry ..
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I love your work 
Just amazing how clear and detailed your work is! <3
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never was a fan of the character but your work is fantastic.
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omg if you sculpted that thats amazing im a sculptor also but i havent spet enough time to become that skilled...
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Gahhhh, watching the earlier pics, I was thinking "Ok, he must have done the face, baked it, then the mask, then the hair, baking it gradually each time, there is no way you can do this in one go". But you just threw my theory out of the window !
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I know you're hella skilled and have been doing this for a long time Mark, but still it just keeps me in awe at how precise you can be on such a small scale. And how there's that ability in your work to be able to pull off things I only can imagine being able to do on 2D formats.
Two different formats I understand but still. You have some sensational work, especially in these WIP shots. Thanks for sharing these.
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The hair is....oh and the collar bone......wait, the tendons in the neck..........just wow.
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What I find outstanding is the technique you use on hair design. I have yet to find a book or online class that even reaches your level of meticulous detail. Have you ever taught classes?
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No, It's Supper Sculpey regular and SS firm grey mix. 50/50.
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...really? wow! i ca't belive thats sculpey....hey mark i would like to talk to you on the phone...got alot of questions if so hit me back in the note section.
thanks
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Amazing details... Not that you need to be told that. Kudos, my friend.
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Very nice Mark...thanks for posting these...
She's really beautiful...like she has an Eva Mendez look to her
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Awesome! I am so glad you showed these! I was admiring her face from the last few you showed!
It is rare that the faces are as beautiful as the body in some sculpts, but you always make beautiful faces!
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