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EDIT: So I finally got Photoshop and I thought I'd use it to correct the colors in all my pictures since my camera was never really good at capturing something's true colors.

This is the last one today, I promise. (Man, I've been posting a lot lately! XD)

Another sculpture thingy I made with some leftover modeling clay I had. This was made the same day as the Pikmin one fav.me/d58q6my

Including the Warpstar, this figure stands about 1 1/4 inches tall, 2 inches wide (looking from the top), and 2 inches long (looking from the top).

I used up every last bit of orange and yellow I had with this one! Since I want to make this clay last as long as I can, I use a color that I'm pretty sure I'll never use for one of my sculpture thingies as the base and then roll out the color I need very thin and wrap the base in it so that I can make the commonly-used colors last. The orange got all used up on the base of kirby's body, legs, and arms while I had to get creative with the yellow so that it would cover the whole star. No crumb of clay was wasted!

This figure had a lot more going on on all sides than my other clay figures, so I decided to take multiple pictures so you could get a fuller view of it.
I put the pictures into Microsoft Powerpoint and used the program's drawing and picture tools to get the shadows and the textured background.

I had to go out to the kitchen to get better light for photographing this, so yeah, that weird pattern in the pictures themselves is the tablecloth. XD

Also, sorry if the images are a little blurry. I tried to get them as clear as possible, but I had to get pretty close up to take the pictures.

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EDIT: So I finally got Photoshop and I thought I'd use it to correct the colors in all my pictures since my camera was never really good at capturing something's true colors.

This is the last one today, I promise. (Man, I've been posting a lot lately! XD)

Another sculpture thingy I made with some leftover modeling clay I had. This was made the same day as the Pikmin one fav.me/d58q6my

Including the Warpstar, this figure stands about 1 1/4 inches tall, 2 inches wide (looking from the top), and 2 inches long (looking from the top).

I used up every last bit of orange and yellow I had with this one! Since I want to make this clay last as long as I can, I use a color that I'm pretty sure I'll never use for one of my sculpture thingies as the base and then roll out the color I need very thin and wrap the base in it so that I can make the commonly-used colors last. The orange got all used up on the base of kirby's body, legs, and arms while I had to get creative with the yellow so that it would cover the whole star. No crumb of clay was wasted!

This figure had a lot more going on on all sides than my other clay figures, so I decided to take multiple pictures so you could get a fuller view of it.
I put the pictures into Microsoft Powerpoint and used the program's drawing and picture tools to get the shadows and the textured background.

I had to go out to the kitchen to get better light for photographing this, so yeah, that weird pattern in the pictures themselves is the tablecloth. XD

Also, sorry if the images are a little blurry. I tried to get them as clear as possible, but I had to get pretty close up to take the pictures.