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pixiwillow — FAWN GIRL sculpture
Published: 2007-11-12 18:39:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 50509; Favourites: 1071; Downloads: 828
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This 7 inch tall, fawn inspired shapeshifter, was completed about a year ago. She was sculpted with a combination of magic sculp and polymer clay.Related content
Comments: 56
www.pixiwillow.com? I tried going to this site, but my computer sent me to Microsoft and said there was spyware and hackers.
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i love this!!!!!!!!!! YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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i always thought it was Faun... but i guess both works.
Very well made, well done
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The proportions on this are so well thought out. I love everything about it.
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i love her spots, colours and just.. how incredibly well she is crafted d(*o*b
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shes so pretty!
could I ask, what material do you use to create the body?Its lookin fantastic.
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Hello 
Thankyou so much for sharing your talent with us 
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amazing, as always!
I especially love the shape of the legs, and the white markings on her back. <3
keep it up!
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Wow! I absolutely LOVE this one! You did an amazing job!
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Now doesn't that look familiar. Thats unfortunate, I thought you more original than that as I browsed through your gallery, next time you should give your reference image/sculpture in the description especially if you loved the pose and wanted to expand upon it.
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I just LOVE your sculptures. Theres no words for it.
And this one... It's totaly overwelming.
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so pretty...
such a wonderful little figure that really captured the spirit of a faun!
I'm guessing you used an armature on this one, did you flesh it out with something before you put the clay on?
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Stunning. This is beautiful. You're incredibly talented.
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Oh wow! this is amazing, reminds me of a costume idea I had, but gave up... y'know, after seeing this, I think I'm gonna try again to make it! Thanks for the inspiration.
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She is beautiful...wish i could paint one!
Ben x
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how u make her stand???? btw, she is soooooooo beautifully made, u dam pro.
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I love the amazing little details you put into these! The big eyes are so expressive and beautiful, and the way you made her little horns and hair are just perfect! Your sculptures are just really impressive! And I love every single one of them!
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She's amazing! I'm going to start watching you here and on Ebay. Your works are little treasures.
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your creatures are so lifelike and detailed.. fantastic 
I will have to watch you
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Eight words:
You have too much time on your hands.
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Beautiful. I love her expression. Where'd you get the hair from?
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Your work is always amazing! You've got such a great talent
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ahh!! I seriously want her so much... omg. I love her, she's so beautiful...
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Oh she's so cute! Her face is just precious! Where's her tail??
♥
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no words can describe the beauty... speechless! i was wondering (mostly since i can't learn how to do sculpture to save my life) have you always been able to do such gorgeous things or did you learn? and if you learned to do it what was the most helpful tip you recieved?
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Gee..thanks! I've always liked to draw, but I've never had any formal art training. I didn't even take art in high school, which I kick myself daily for. I taught myself how to sculpt, and believe me, my first pieces weren't that good. It really helped a lot when I started using armatures, and I can't remember if I picked that up from hearing someone talk about their importance, or out of frustration. I still have a lot of weaknesses to work on, but I'm going to keep plodding away, whether I get there or not.
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