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Make:NIKON
Model:COOLPIX P5100
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Date Taken:Oct 19, 2009, 4:17:17 PM

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Devil Or Angel 4by ~wingdthing

Traditional Art / Sculpture / Figurative

New piece for the week of 10/20/09. One of a kind polymer sculpture.

Something fun, an idea I had in my head for a while. A request from a friend made her come to life. Hope you enjoy.

Many additional photos can be viewed here: [link]

Available for sale here: [link]

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~claygoddess May 6, 2011

I must learn to paint eyes like that, so incredibly real.

*MihaelaLeuArt Mar 19, 2010 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

and the eye balls? you pait them too?..or you buy them?

~KIARAsART Nov 20, 2009 Professional General Artist

I like the realistic coloration. Do you paint with acryl paint?

~wingdthing Dec 2, 2009 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you! I use Genesis heat set oils.

~ScoutingForGeeks Nov 20, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

this is incredible, so realistic, I'd love to give it a try. Where do you buy this kind of modeling material? does it harden naturally or have to be fired?

~wingdthing Dec 2, 2009 Professional Traditional Artist

Thank you very much! Here are a few places you can shop for clay.

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It cures in a home oven.

Best of luck!

~ScoutingForGeeks Dec 3, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

thank you so much

I'd love to try some modeling

~raemae Nov 20, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

It's polymer clay, which it needs to be fired, but its a lot of fun.

I'm not sure which brand she uses in particular, but from my research Fimo and Prosculpt are two of the best.

~ScoutingForGeeks Nov 20, 2009 Hobbyist Photographer

I think Fimo can just be baked in a normal oven, pretty sure I used it as a child, seem to think it's quite brital when it's done tho

~raemae Nov 20, 2009 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Depends on the baking time and whatnot, from what I understand. Sculpey is brittle and tends to hold a lot of mistakes once baked, I know that. I've never actually used Fimo, but a lot of the artists that I have seen seem to swear by it.

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