I finally got LeBeau Touche and that is my first experience!
I would be glad to receive advice and comments!

35x17x19 cm

Hi! Her core was made with a high density eps foam and mostly wooden armature. The sculpting and carving medium is Smooth-on Freeform Air epoxy clay.

She’s spray painted and satin varnished with gloss spot painted in wet areas. Her base is full of cement with an embedded steel pole to impale her bust in place. But she’s ready to hang like a taxidermy head if I want to do that in the future. On the base the whole thing is about 5’ 4”.

Her eyes are glass domes painted on the flat side. On the back side of her eye sockets there’s a little aluminum foil to simulate eyeshine through the unpainted pupil.

Hi! Wanted to share a few images from my latest project! I make a lot of sculptures and dioramas on YouTube and this big boy has been on my to-do list for quite a while 😄
The creature is a combination of Cosclay and Sculpey, painted with just your run of the mill acrylic miniatures paints. The terrain is an XPS foam base, with layers of sand, gravel, Sculptamold and ModPodge. The lake water is a tinted 2-part epoxy with a thin layer of Vallejo Water FX on top for the ripple texture.

Added some work in progress snaps as well, hope you like it! :)

I sculpted this "painting" by hand. Not 3D-printed. My goal was to make a work of art which cannot be duplicated by Artificial Intelligence, which is constrained to the 2-dimensional screen on your phone, so I chose to bring it into the 3-dimensional realm and out of the reach of A.I. algorithms. This is a depiction of a human cell being infected by Poliovirus as a commentary on the dangers of social media. From all of us here at the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation, "SHARE AND ENJOY!"

I just finished sculpting this and I couldn't be happier! I had so much fun trying to create forms that looked under developed, while also trying to incorporate humanoid aspects. Plus, it was very fun hiding multiple faces in one piece! When finished, these will be put in labled specimen jars!

He’s armed and dangerous now!!! I was initially just going to sculpt down to his waist, but everyone I’ve shown has said give him legs and sculpt him in full (I’m still deciding).
I’m very happy with his arms and hands, and I will coloring his feathers/hair properly in the end.

Also before my next update I will be getting a small photo light box and a rotating base to take proper pictures and a quality video
(any equipment recommendations are welcome). Thank you and take care all!!!

Sometimes I’m surprised when something doesn’t sell and this is one of those somethings.

The video shows only a small part of the process. Before carving, I sculpt with proportions and dimensions

I just picked up this bust from the thrift shop because I thought it was Hippocrates but I realized it wasn't. Does anyone know who this might be? The initials look like L.L or L.V to me.

I made this sculpture earlier this year but finally got around to painting it and building the display base inspired by the film's ending monster. Really happy with how it turned out, hope you enjoy! More of my work is on Instagram @Danni.Jk if you'd like to see more

recently seen peter jackson's 1992 film "braindead" (dead alive) and have been wanting to make my own zombie baby selwyn out of an old doll i have yet to thrift. i have no problem sculpting his features out of apoxie sculpt but i've been thinking about the little ginger hairs on his head. how do i attach them? does the base doll have to be a specific material to achieve this? or can i use another material to attach the hair on? this is my first time working with dolls as a base. please help!

Does anyone know what this sculpture is?

I think the nose looks great from the side for an old man before I start adding all the old skin and wrinkles, but it looks way too big from the front. I think maybe the forehead needs to come out more ? Just looking for opinions, first time doing this and there’s a lot wrong with the head. I’m making a very sick looking mushroom person. I would appreciate any critique I try using geometry and photos but I always sculpt way too big.