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My little ponyby ~chrisgabrish

Traditional Art / Sculpture / Figurative

Here is the pony to the new Death Dealer statue I'm working on.

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~hulme47 Feb 12, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

hey really like your stuff man. I was wondering though, what kind of clay do you use?

~Turn--to-Paige Feb 16, 2009

What are you working with there? Plain ol' white clay?

Don't see enough of that. With sculpy keeping forms together and using proper technique has been allowed to slide. In my very humble opinion... mind you.

~chrisgabrish Feb 17, 2009

It's actually super sculpey firm.

I can kinda see your point but I think that materials like super sculpey and others have allowed proper form and technique to be pushed to new limits.

Just my thoughts.

Chris

~Turn--to-Paige Feb 18, 2009

I'm sorry if I offended...

I haven't worked with sculpey, only traditional clay... so my comment was made out of frustration for the physical limitations that clay has.

It certainly seems that one can make a more accurate and lifelike figure from sculpey. Definitely one of it's perks.