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Published: 2011-12-19 12:11:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 10887; Favourites: 495; Downloads: 52
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Available on eBay now!This guy started out as a doodle in my moleskine and went from there!. Entire scene is sculpted from Kato polyclay, with hand-harved resin icicles and a resin ice pool. The horn is hand-made from solid sterling silver.
8" high.
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WOW
This is amazing
Must have taken you so long..
It's really pretty
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Do you happen to sell your pieces? I adore them.
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Yes. My etsy store is located here: www.etsy.com/shop/Sovaeart?refβ¦
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damn.. thats what another artist used as well.. do you know another way to get that look without using resin? Its not that i dont want to go that route i eventually want to learn how to work with resin its that i dont want to spend the $40 for a huge containor just for small iciles. I really want to improve my scuplting ability first.. Thank you for the help!
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You don't need to spend $40. You can get the smaller ones they sell in hobby shops for putting photos and leaves and stuff in. Stuff is like $10. I don't know of anything else you could use. Maybe glass and a dremel to sand/carve it with?
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Awesome! The detail on this sculpture is incredible! Adorable idea too.
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I love the scene, everything about it is so dainty and beautiful! ^^
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I hope his tongue dosn't stick on the ice
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This is so elegant and sweet, like a scene from a fairy tale.
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Oo! I so love this one!! It looks so real! So beautiful and creative! Great job!
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Whimsical as ever
The pose is adorable ^-^
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Wow, it looks like a winter scene caught in miniature. This is beautiful!
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His face is just too sweet 
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That's a big fancy word for just mangling metal into a shape. I did make the horn.
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This is absolutely gorgeous! I love how he's 'in' the scene, not just sat on top of it.
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Thanks for your comment!
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The sculpture is stunning, Indi. I'd love to see the doodle, too - or a painting of said doodle, because I know it'd be fan-flippin-tastic. I love the delicacy of the legs, and the overall balance of the figure. He's really 'in' the scene, you know? Between the way he's balanced over the pool and the snow rucked up around his hooves. He's not just a lovely figure on a base, which is spectacular and shows just how skilled you are as a sculptor.
/end raging superlative abuse
Happy holidays to you!
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