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Published: 2005-11-01 19:36:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 6905; Favourites: 131; Downloads: 3939
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This is the turn around of her! EnjoyRelated content
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can i ask, how did you sculpt the clothing flaps???
very impressive btw.
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How did you make a support structure for her skirt (the flowing part)? Wire? Mesh???
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Hey there! Sorry for my late response, I'm bad with keeping up with Deviantart now a days 
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nice...
because i'm starting with sculpture... (you can see two sculpture did by me in my galery) did just with clay...
thankz fro answer
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How do you sculpt like that with Sculpey clay? Do you add to the figure or do you just hack away at a block of clay?...
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what do you sculpt with...?
i am a sculpter but not of suck amazing ability...[link]
i use low fire ceramic clay..but it dries out to quickly for me to get such fine detailing..
plus it is usially to flimsy to be self supporting....you blow me away!
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Unbeliveable!
are you planning to hand-paint this later?
anyhow... Mad props to ya!!
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wow *blinks* this is stunning - I'm so inspired I have to get hold of some sculpey
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Amazing. Did you design her back or did Hoon provide some drawings of her back too? Cant believe you dont consider yourself a professional.
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Its truly amazing! Just so I understand though, what is this made of? clay, plaster, ? Also I thought that these uncast models would fall over.... ...although looks like Im wrong..
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this is absolutely stunning... you know I"ve never seen sculpture like yours before... it's just absolutely amazing. I've got a few questions if you don't mind... how long did it take you to make this from start to finish, what do you make it out of specifically and is there a hardening/baking process it goes through afterwards? also, how on earth do you manage those details? I would assume you've either got teensy fingers, or you use some tools.
also... sorry for the bombardment of questions here, but who made your avatar?
I'm thinking about getting more into sculpture and at this point I could use all the advice/help I can get.
thanks, you're a constant inspiration.
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Wow, you're too kind, thank your for your lovely comment!
Well on to your questions:
The amount of time working on her really got lost because I took a month off ...I can't tell you how many hours, I just worked on her off and on throughout a month 
I used Super Sculpey, and you can bake it at 275 F in a regular oven at home! You can find more about it at [link]
I do use some tools to get the details
And my avatar was done by [link] he's now working at Blue Sky and is awesome at what he does..hehe
Hope my answers helped..hehe If you do start working in clay, feel free to ask me anything through a note, I'm an open book
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well that is wonderful to have you as a resource, I can't say how much that means to be honestly.
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Hi! I make some sculpey figures too... And I was wondering... How long did it take you to make this figure? It's awesome, and I've seen some other stuff you made, and you are very good at it! This one is very neat, how did you make the clothes stay "all flowy" like that? wires?
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Wow, you've really pushed ahead with this one. The detail, the dynamism! Great job.
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Aah!Eeh!Iih!Ooh!UUh!!! You're a goddess....lalala ;D
your amazing work driving me craaazy! %D
Do you take commission works?????????????
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Mumbo~~~<3333
This is insane! Your art is so unbelievably beautiful. Omg, lookit the detail on her braids! *muchdying* This is so incredible, Your art is beautiful I WANT YOUR TALENT *steals*
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your grasp of the three dimensional form is remarkable.
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Holy CRAP! I want a print of this damn turn around! AHHHHH! Since I can't have the original or a casting. grrrr.
folks...HEY FOLKS!!! You want to see what a professional sculptor looks like? Have a look at Alena here. She is it!
Gushhhhh.
Luv ya girl. Great job! I'm absolutely in awe of your staggering talent.
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Awwww! Wow, you make me smile Ben! Thank you so much for your kind words! Means a lot, especially coming from such a great artist, seriously! You're too nice, There is definitely more to come! Thanks for your comment my friend! You're great!
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Holy Crap! Crazy!
Oh yeah I posted my painted figure.
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Holly crap! you out did yourself 
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Wow. 
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Unbelievable. I always held sculpture to be infinitely more difficult than drawing, in that you had to create a believable image no matter from which angle you looked at it; whereas in drawing you have only to capture one angle for your piece. You've done an incredible job here. I came here from HOON's drawing of the "chopstick princess," and I'm very impressed at how you can create a 3d image that is the spitting image of her painting, literally bringing it to life in the 3d world.
Let's just say I like it. Alot.
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Thanks! Lots and lots of finger work..hehe and turpenoid
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i just love the lil details. magnificent job well done
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I DEMAND TO KNOW WHY THIS IS IN THE SCRAPS SECTION
But wow man, this is incredible. It's like looking at those models of anime characters....the SUPER detailed ones (shit, even some of the more expensive ones are less detailed than this!)
I'm just bloody stunned (X3; I'll give a better comment in the other section~!)
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wow that is just amazing! Do you do that just by eye or is there some special trick? And how do you keep her hair and dress and stuff from sagging where the clay is thinner and weaker? I always had that problem when i played around with clay. The thin parts just dropped and died...
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Wow! She looks perfect!
I liek the way you have done her dress
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So this is why you were so busy.. now i undestand better.. WOAAH it's great .. your modeler skills are.. incredible.. WOAW... you must be the Greatest Modeller of DA...
Please do this for me.. BE the Best MumboJumbo
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