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death-a-holic In reply to Gadile [2013-11-07 12:23:01 +0000 UTC]

thanks well it's not as difficult as it seems, i just gently polish it with fingers, sponge and various brushes

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Gadile In reply to death-a-holic [2013-11-07 13:20:52 +0000 UTC]

Amazing result, thanks.

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death-a-holic In reply to sapphronze [2013-11-06 23:28:40 +0000 UTC]

thanks heh, i'm just like you, right at this moment

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sapphronze In reply to death-a-holic [2013-11-07 21:15:50 +0000 UTC]

It's a real shame you can't get enough commisions to allow you to do this full time, your work is some of the best I've seen. You have real talent, stick at it and hopefully you'll get the break you deserve.

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death-a-holic In reply to YoukaiiTwitch [2013-11-06 17:46:57 +0000 UTC]

thanks well, i prefer water-clay because i can work with it faster than with plastilin cracking while drying is a big minus and problem for it, but if you add some linseed oil or glycerin it won't crack and if i'm working for a long time on one piece i use plastic bags to cover it and it doesn't dry after that ah, btw you can try this recipe: www.makeup-fx.com/waterclay.ht…

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YoukaiiTwitch In reply to death-a-holic [2013-11-06 17:54:08 +0000 UTC]

That is amazing. Is that what you use? I use polymer clay. I know it is expensive, especially if you're doing larger scale sculptures. I just love the consistency of it. I'll keep it in mind If I ever have to do a large sculpture tho. Thanks!  

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death-a-holic In reply to YoukaiiTwitch [2013-11-06 23:26:45 +0000 UTC]

actually no, for this piece i used some kind of prepared mix for sculptors called "modelin" whick i bought in local store, but i think it also has some oils inside and one thing i clearly know that the base ingredient is yellow water-clay(mixture of white and a little bit of brown clay)

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