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maskedmayhem — Demon Painted Full Body
Published: 2009-03-31 00:06:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 991; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 3
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Here is my latest baddy, fully painted and professionally shot by BC Photography of Taylor Springs, ILI'm not endorsing Diet Dr Pepper, I just wanted a familiar object to show the scale.
His wings and horns are dettachable for transport. And that is good because he is off to his new Sweet Home in Chicago!
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Yep! He was commissioned for a guy in Chicago who met me during a sculpting demo I conducted last November. And thank you so much for the kind words and the faves! And CONGRATS on the DD!!!!!
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That's cool and congrats- I wish the hell I could access that kind of a crowd...no one is givning me any work at all anymore.
Thanks as far as the DD goes- it was cool and quite an honor.
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Fabulous! I love the base you have him on and the wings are even nicer painted than they were "in the buff"
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Thanks so much! I gotta keep creating critters with wings to get better at them. The base was a plaque I got at a yard sale because the scrollwork looked so sinister, had to have it!
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sweeeet! What material did you use for his body?
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Magic Sculp over stainless steel wire. It is harder to work with than poly clays such as Super Sculpey but the strength of it when cured is the payoff.
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living in america 
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Look up a company called Wasco. They always have the best price on Magic Sculp.
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That is just freakin awesome!! I wouldn't want to be impaled on those massive horns! I bet they're sharp.
Here I am, always asking questions heh, but what kind of paint did you use?
As always fantastic work, I hope you got paid well my gosh!
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Thanks! Always glad to hear from you! To answer your question, I use acrylics. I like painting my sculptures with paints meant for canvas as they are thick straight out of the tube and can give a bit of texture.
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Wow. I didn't know you could use those on clay. I love to work with acrylics and I don't like the texture of ceramic paints. Did you use a clear coat of any kind to seal in the paint after it dried?
I'm working on my first sculpy creation. Sculpy is so much easier to manipulate than regular clay. As always, Thanks for the information! =^_^=
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Yes! Using acrylics means a good strong seal is important. Buy the good stuff and spray it lightly or you'll 'frost' your sculpture. It may be a clear coat but if put on thick it will cloud your colors!
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Thanks! Abyssal monarchs need love too!
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beautiful choice of colors..
Excellent work my friend!
Take care
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Thanks! I chose purple to suggest royalty as he is clearly above middle management wherever he works! And I thought an ashen grey would be a nice infernal departure from the typical warm red-orange palette of demons.
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Very good choices...
Thanks for your thoughts behind them as well...
Take care
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Thanks! He is meant to be royalty of hell so I made him full of badassery!
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