I use a polymer clay that dosen't harden until you bake it and it is pretty reasonably priced. For the details I use clay tools and sometimes a pin. The armature is the "guts" made out of metal wire and tinfoil. dickblick.com has some reasonable polymer clay if you are interested.
That I don't know for sure but I would lean toward yes. Dickblick gives descriptions with each one though. I have to make another dragon! I posted Gorbash today and he is sold already. I am working on another right now.
He was my first dragon and I sold him for 25 plus shipping. I am working on another one and he is an inch bigger so he will be 28. I like to keep the smaller works 30 or under but there is a LOT of work that goes into them. Gorbash took me 4 days to sculpt,bake and paint.
I was just going to say that $25 is VERY reasonable. Even in New Zealand dollars, being origanal, that would convert nicely ^^ I'm almost tempeted to buy one if I hadn't just looked at my bank account O.o I gotta stop buying comics!! XD
No seriously- in the new year, when I have money, would you sculpt me something? I'd sooooo love that ^^
LOL! Thanks,some people exclaim like I asked them to donate a kidney! I am making more and I always do some every once and a while so I will have plenty in the future. Though the next one is going to be red
Ahhh- a differnt dragon ^^ Good I'll see in the new year- I'm moving house to make it worse too- everything is in storage. Will keep you in mind though
Yeah- I could be kicked out of my house anytime between now and Febuary- when the buy pays for the house. Apparently their house is on auction this week. If it sells, I'll be flatting by new years On the brighter note, I'm moving to a 3 acre section in Kumeu- a BEAUTIFUL veiw, huge house and lots of fresh air and space
No seriously- in the new year, when I have money, would you sculpt me something? I'd sooooo love that ^^