A combination of a Japanese roof tile cap and an Onigawara [link] Measures 2 3/4" in diameter. Painted in a faux stone finish with glazes and acrylics. This was a trial for me using an air drying stone clay. I didn't find it to be a bad experience at all. I do need to work on my symmetry. I could use any pointers if anyone is willing to share.
Thank you my friend! lol! I guess it's good that this one didn't take a year to make then! The thin layers on the top set hard within an hour. The thicker layers set over night. It's pretty quick!
Cool stuff it certainly has'nt taken you long i love it! you should try out your skills on some Aztec images maybe some Aztecstermabob treasure chests made from this stuff with lights in the relief and a really cool way to open it, i hear by challenge thee to a crafty dual The battle of the boxes. lol you have nearly a year
That does sound like a super cool idea! I can almost picture it in my minds eye. I need to get a piece done that I've been researching first though. The research part takes too long in itself! I have a few ideas for a couple pieces a turnin' in my mind. I've been very inspired on my last trip and can't wait to start on them. We will see how quick I am this year! Haha!
Research eh! swotting with a jotter lol i dont believe in it myself though will hit the net if i cant visualise a part,i just let my imagination run wild and the hands do the rest. Now all i need now is super slick robofingers so i can churn them out faster lol. looking forward to see your next one.
Haha! As always, I complain about my time, this took me waaaay too long to do for being so small. I had to figure out what kind of tool I could use to sand and carve all of those tight little areas. Found my mighty Dremel and used the tips on it, minus the tool itself. lol I didn't mind it but I might be trying another medium. I'd like to see what works the best for me.
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