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tallydragon β Feather-winged Gray Dragon
Published: 2010-11-10 04:11:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 16206; Favourites: 500; Downloads: 113
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This dragon has been sold. Still jobless and bleeding money and my cat still needs antibiotics.I love doing these simple un-scaled sculpts. Anything that requires a wired pose or individually laid scales becomes exponentially more arduous.
He's made entirely of super sculpey, which I'm beginning to like more than original sculpey. The eyes are glass and were baked into the sculpt. This little guy is still just a baby with baby proportions; his "ears" are long feathery tufts. He was painted in acrylic, then sealed using golden brand soft gel semi-gloss for a protective matte finish. I sort of went back to the color scheme of the siamese dragon and did "color points," except in gray.
Materials: Super sculpey, glass eyes, Froud clay sculpting tool, acrylic paint, golden brand soft gel medium gloss.
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its a pennykettel dragon dont let it outside
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ha! get the reference those books r amazing
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It's a book series where there's this family that makes magical clay dragons that come to life.
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Well I finally have something to read!!!Name of the series please?
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It's called the last dragon series. It goesΒ
#1 Β Fire Within, The
#2 Β Icefire
#3 Β Fire Star
#4 Β Fire Eternal, The
#5 Β Dark Fire
#6 Β Fire World
#7 Β The Fire Ascending
Although it gets a little weird around fire world I believe.
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I buy all my glass eyes from the Van Dykes Taxidermy website. Mostly I purchase the "bird eye" for dragons.
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*dies from cuteness* Love ll ur dragons cause they r so DETAILED!! I can't get that much detail!! c:
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think you could sell your design to a company that makes lawn ornaments? because this would make and adorable gargoyle or something.
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I wish! I wouldn't know where to go about doing that. ^_^;; But thank you for the suggestion! 
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oh my god! Your dragons are perfect!!!! no matter of what material!!!!
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do you make the eyes or buy them? If you bought them it was probably something like hobby-lobby right?
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I buy the eyes online from Van Dykes taxidermy. You may be able to get them at a hobby store, just be careful to get glass eyes (my local craft store only carries plastic eyes, which won't survive the oven!)
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Well I guess you could use plastic on air dry, but I don't really like air dry. (to many reasons to name.)
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nice work
the think I like the most is the great hybridity
equine head and ears, birdy wings, cat body and posture and the tail of a otter
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SSOOO NICe *.* I want that!!! Amazing work!!
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how much dus something like this cost (A) hihi
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were do you buy your glass eyes Ive been debating trying some with my sculptures but I'm not sure on the size and were to get them?
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I buy online at Van Dykes Taxidermy because I like their selection. Usually I get the "bird eye", or the cat slit eye from the novelty eye ection. They usually come in a range of sizes.
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thank you Ive been waiting for your info. *bows erratically with much appreciation*
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AWWWWWWWWWWWW! I whant one
Question:
What are the eys made out of and how did you put them on?
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Thank you! The eyes are glass, and I bake them into the sculpture--glass eyes can survive the temperatures regularly used in baking sculpey.
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scracht that (sry I just finishe reading the artiss description 
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This is so adorable!
Where'd you get the glass eyes?
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Thank you! I buy them online at Van Dykes Taxidermy (there's a link in my profile). Most of he time I use the "bird eye", they make a nice simple dragon eye.
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Awesome! Thanks. C:
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That is soooooooooo amazing and cute. *Paws at it.* Dooo want.
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That is sooo cute. Is it a lindworm, Lung or Knucker?
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Check my Journal entry, it's got a link to Van Dykes Taxidermy and details on which eyes I buy.
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