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Radavies13 has contributed to 36 posts out of 36254 total posts
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You know as awesome as your work is (which is very awesome btw) iv always wondered where you get your clear plastic bases from? :)
For every challenge there is a solution and an excuse. 
Rob
who knows what evil lurks in the heart of men
THE SHADOW
i recently found this comic amoungst many other that i found in my loft and some may say i was inspired but the truth is i was just bored but i do like the character i think the likeness i quite good and this is a definant improvement at my other attemps at faces
the hat still needs some work but i think its looking quite good
made with super sculpey and super sculpey firm
wachcha think
For every challenge there is a solution and an excuse.
Rob
I have two cats and they really arent that much of a problem as super sculpey or sulpey firm arent that sticky so if you hair in the air instead of your cat wrapping round your sculpt i wouldnt worry
For every challenge there is a solution and an excuse.
Rob
it may just be my but the top two images have been removed by photo bucket or thats what it says but what i can see looks awesome good work man :)
For every challenge there is a solution and an excuse.
Rob
i think bulk buying is out of the question as even if it is cheaper its still too expensive
chavant sounds a lot like plastercine
and as for water based clay we use that at school on odd ocassions but there is a kilm at school....
though it think Castilene may be worth a look if i can find any where to buy it
For every challenge there is a solution and an excuse.
Rob
it wont be long before i need to buy more clay
and i like ss firm but it is a bit pricey on a budget
of zero.
so if anyone know or uses a clay with a consistancy
simalar to between ss and ss firm
oh and i have to be able to buy it here in the uk
thanks Rob
For every challenge there is a solution and an excuse.
Rob
ignore my last comment iv looked at the hi-res again and heres my rethink
First at the top of the picture the end of the tail apperears to be quite flat surrgesting octopus although it might just be the way the tails twisted if its a snake
second moving down the page the next circle appears to contait suckers or a scale pattern
directly under the legs there is what could be an eye or it might just be a stone with part of the snake on it although i think it is a eye as there is a simalar "lump" next to it
and lastly i think thats just the guys leg which i dont no why iv labled
lastly again it is called Frazetta´s Serpent and an octopus isnt a serpent
you no it a shame we cant ask him
For every challenge there is a solution and an excuse.
Rob
i would say snake it as there no mass for the head of an octopus and it only looks like theres one "tentical".
For every challenge there is a solution and an excuse.
Rob
I ordered that book the other night glad i did always useful to have a few good books about.
another book i use a lot is http://www.amazon.com/Dynamic-Anatomy-Expanded-Burne-Hogarth/dp/0823015521/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1280689788&sr=8-1 very good for muscles and such.
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy 
Rob
I was looking at this today might be useful
http://www.polymerclayfan.com/hand-tutorial.htm
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
Yer there is a plastic wrap around the wire im using but i was planning on using boilling water as somone surrgested in the "talking shop" i didnt think it would be a problem.
and as for the crits maybe c&c welcomed was the wrong choice of words iv been sculpting for about 3 months and i havent really finished anything yet or atleast not to a standard im happy with.
so yer iv made a few mistakes with this sculpt although i feel disinclined to redo it and maybe i should try to do a more cartoony version than perviously planned.
and finally id like to thank the people who have taken an interest even if i havent taken the crits that constructively
Rob
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
i realise that my venom is short but i think too look on the positive side it is a huge improvement from my first sculpt and hopefully it wont look too wrong when i have spiderman in the sculpt as well
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
its looking good man you may want to have a look at anatomy on your wip but its a good start :)
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
I use ss firm and it comes in a nice shade of gray i dont no if they sell it in any of those store as im actually in the uk but you can get it f amazon or ebay easily enough
oh and btw put some pictures up of that sculpt i wouldnt mine seeing some work of someone my own age
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
Im no expert on the subject as ive only been sculpting for about 6 months now but what iv found is that its harder to get a lot of detail into soft clay like ss and the colours not great either. I use ss firm which i prefer but i still use a bit of ss about for things like eyes and teeth. i suppose a positive of using soft clay is that you can work a lot more with your hands and its easier too work with intualy i know a lot of people like softer clay but really its about personal preference. youv just got to find the clay thats right for you
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
More progress iv extended the legs and added teeth to the lower jaw
Enjoy
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
It always amazes me how you can get soo much detail in such a small model.
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
this is an awesome thread man so helpful should definately be saved
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
i didnt really want to hear that but o well learn from your mistakes and that iv got the clay off but i dout if i can make them double the size but the will certainly be a fair bit bigger
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
is it the shins that need lengthening or is it the whole leg because im not entirely sure how to leghten them
"Think outside the box, collapse the box, and take a fucking sharp knife to it."
— Banksy
Rob
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