doubleparlour.com #resinfigures #epoxyclay #magicsculpt #sculptures #doubleparlour #art #figurativesculpture #handmade #handbuilt

doubleparlour.com #resinfigures #epoxyclay #magicsculpt #sculptures #doubleparlour #art #figurativesculpture #handmade #handbuilt

Tortoise sculpture
#art #bigstyleart #tortoise #magicsculpt #patina

I sculpted a giant 'bull' squig for my goblin boss to ride. Vlog going live on YouTube tomorrow if you're interested! youtube.com/@kinsfolkmin...

#squig #handsculpted #polymerclay #epoxyputty #traditionalsculpture #miniatures #goblins #orcs #bull #magicsculpt #beesputty #greenstuff

#ArtAdventCalendar Day 2: “I Hear You Have Crabs”
Built from mahogany, sapele, lacewood, maple, purpleheart, bloodwood, padauk, cherry, ebony, aspen, walnut, & white oak. Based on a painting/sculpture I did on canvas and MagicSculpt years ago.
#woodworking #intarsia #scrollsaw #art #octopus

Haha. How much you got? Kidding. I rarely sell my work. Especially this one, which I built because I was mad that I sold a canvas/magicsculpt oil painted version I made years ago.

I would suggest greenstuff for flames as it is more workable/flexible when partly cured. Also, you can make your basic shape of your flames, bend them around a bit, let that fully cure, then trim them with a hobby knife to make sharp points, and then add final smooth putty to the basic shapes.

I have apparently completely forgotten how to make moulds. All the bits I thought would be difficult to cast are coming out absolutely fine and instead all the bits I didn't think twice about are failing in a different way each time I cast in it. It didn't even fill properly the first two times!

Best way to describe it is that it makes the greenstuff behave more like MagicSculpt: less sticky, easier to smooth and respond to water, and cures harder for shaping sharp edges and the like.