I haven’t been very productive the last month but here is new sculpture of a sexy black female character a made of fimo and super sculpey. She’s about 20cm tall.
I’ve tried to improve the her body shape and work a bit more on the muscles. I’ve also spent a bit more time smoothing the clay than usual.
I didn’t bake the sculpture yet. It looks like that so far.
After watching a very interresting documentary about hyper realistic artists like Ron Mueck, I wanted to try to make something realistic enough.
after making the basic shape of the hand, I’ve added wrinkles and the veins with a mix of light blue fimo and super sculey.
once the hand was finished, I’ve made a little blue pixy to add a bit more enery and life in the sculpture.
The little blue pixy skin is a mix of super sculpey and blue fimo. the eyes are black fimo with a drop of varnish to give them life.
I’m back with a new sculpture of a faun I made something like 3 weeks ago.
After watching Pan’s Labyrinth from Guillermo del Toro I wanted to make my own character a bit more human-like. This sculpture is a pure product of my imagination because of a lack of internet and I couldn’t get any references exept the human anatomy picture I have.
Here is the final result:
It’s been a while since my last post.
I’ve tried a new sculpting exercice making a muscle-bound hero character. This is my second male sculpture after the rastaman.
I’ve started by making the basic shape of the skeleton and then using an anatomy reference book, I’ve placed the main muscles of the body.
When I had the muscles almost right, I’ve used a very thin layer of sculpey and I’ve overlayed this skin over the whole body.
I’ve added details like veins, wrinkles on the neck, harms and face.
This character looks like a devil or it could be a sort of faun with normal feet. I didn’t want to make a bad character so I won’t keep the eyes totally white.
This is the final result before the baking process.
This is the final sculpture after a bit of painting. I’ve used some watercolor to enhence the shadow on her face and some glossy black for the dress and boots. I’ll upload some more photos soon with the sun as a source of light.
here is a new sculpture of a gothic woman playing violin. her muscles are less apprarent compared to prevous sculpture. the proportion of her body look a bit better but i still have to exercise and work harder to make the muscles and shapes right.
now the body and main cloths are almost finished, I have to work on the details, hair, hands and the violin.
Here we go, this is how she looks like after been baked. I’ve added some gold painting and I’m currently working on the bow.
Here is my new sculpture. My main focus was to improve the shape of the body and try to have the muscles right. I used a mix of super sulpey and fimo for the different colours. The next step will be the hand and the bow. She looks like that so far:
I went back home for holidays but I couldn’t survive without doing a bit of sculpting. I bought some fimo (i couldn’t find any super sculpey) and I made a yougn balck girl inspired from one of my sister’s drawing.
I’ve found fimo softer than super sculpey but it was interresting to play with.
