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Cake is cake blanks covered in spackle then spray painted white. Roses and leaves are sculpy hand formed. Piping is glitter glue. We didn't sand the spackle since the cake is going to be on stage. The "10 foot rule" applies.
GENRE: eclectic wall art
SPECIFICATIONS: 8 X 10 new or repurposed picture frame with polymer clay sculpture. approximate weight is 1.5 lbs. other sizes are 16x20 and custom sizes depending on what we find at the local tag sale.
repurposed picture frames that we reclaim and redesign using polymer clay. each picture frame is designed and created individually and a one-of-a-kind design. each piece starts with only a couple of color ideas and some polymer clay in my hand....
we have many designs and color combinations available.. if you don't see anything you like here plz feel free to look at our etsy.com site to see some of our other work. you can give me color combinations and I can make a custom piece to fit any room or idea.
custom orders are always welcome... enjoy our flickr page and work
"handcrafted right here on planet earth"
www.etsy.com/shop/steffinnewmanstudios
thank you for looking....
steffin
The very first ever Digital Photography class under the graphic design associates degree at Full Sail. In Lab 07, we went to the green screen room and used their lights to photograph a product. The "product" was the three dimensional logos the students had sculpted with Sculpy and paint for their Logos & Symbols class, which they take alongside of Digital Photography. After the logo has been photographed from several different angles, the student sketches the lighting set up and saves an 800 x 600 version of the file. We discuss distracting shadows, soft boxes, lighting to show off an object's three dimensional qualities, and showing enough detail in shadows.
GENRE: eclectic candle holder
SPECIFICATIONS: new candle holder with polymer clay sculpture. approximate weight is 1 lb. other sizes and custom sizes are available depending on what we find at the local tag sale.
each candle holder is designed and created individually and a one-of-a-kind design. each piece starts with only a couple of color ideas and some polymer clay in my hand....
we have many designs and color combinations available.. if you don't see anything you like here plz feel free to look at our etsy.com site to see some of our other work. you can give me color combinations and I can make a custom piece to fit any room or idea.
custom orders are always welcome... enjoy our flickr page and work
"handcrafted right here on planet earth"
etsy.com/shop/steffinnewmanstudios
steffinnewmanstudios.com
thank you for looking....
steffin
The bags are made of scrapp wool from the Pendelton blanket mill. The men are made of sculpy, house paint and grit.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aM_gea0ffo
These guys will be for sale first at Comic Con in SD, then through the scrapperstown thrift shop so stay posted...
One of the rune sets I have made for sale. Which ended up being a gift to CJRansom.
These are not made from a mold. The clay is hand mixed, layered, and then rolled thin. Each rune is cut out. And then I begin the laborious process of adding the actual sigil to the blank rune. The sigils are made from strings of clay that I extrude through a clay extruding gun.
The photo on the left is of the one I made out of sculpy then used to make a mold. When I popped it out it was all fogged because of the type of mold I used so I had to sand it the pour resin ontop. once that dried I used my super silvery mail polish on the back to make it extra shiny.
another wonderful birthday gift from my sweetheart (it's a customized tamo painted to resemble his likeness- he made the hat out of sculpy). yes, my ken is super awesome.
This was the main project for my Manufacturing Processes II course. This final product is polished cast lead. He was sculpted in Firm Super Sculpy and was molded using Tin-Sil 70-60 Mold Rubber from Polytek. He is my first stab at working in any kind of metal.
This guy is my first experiment in the realm of action figure customizing. Base Torsos and Legs (from a couple random Star Wars figures I had lying around) sculpted over with Sculpy clay and the head is cast in Smooth-On plastic in an alginate mold from a Schleich Wolf I have; then sculpted over again with Sculpy to make stronger.
(Wings are from a GI Joe figure)
This is just my first experiment in using pre-fabricated parts to create my own creature.
my daughter decided she's had enough 2D work for today, so we moved into 3D; I made the "Easter Island head", and the kid commented on it, with figure in the foreground.
This is my first clay sculpture that I have done for a cake coming up in April. He is one of the 5 animals that I am sculpting for the cake. More to come!! ;)
Little snowman made from foam balls, sticks, felt, fabric scraps, sculpy nose and cotton wool wadding. A touch of glitter mixed into the final coat of paverpol.
this is sculpey and is just about 11" tall. I made it in 3 pieces, one fitting into the other. The base was just made from a slab and a coil or two.
A new birth of wood and flesh.
Is it a new beginning or the same as before in a new skin?
I’m not too sure but personally I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt.
Shot of me in my satyr costume, made a few years ago for a Purgatory mythical creatures show down in the Charlotte. This time, I was wearing it for Halloween again, and once again I was given a horrible headache from the tightness of the horns on my head.
They were horribly crooked this year but they were a bastard to get rigged up as well. The last two methods used to keep them up didn't work. :(
her sculpy torso is in the shape of a mid 19th century corset that squished the boobies. I did not build a corset over it, just a tight bodice.
Some artist teachers like George Stewart would frown on this calling it not authentic, and i see his point. One day i will follow his process, but Zen was made rather quickly as i tried out some new techniques i wanted to experiment with.
My friend Bryan & I placed "Sculpy" (the sculpture I made) in the K-State Union parking lot at 3 a.m. one day, unapproved and unsolicited. It remained for a couple years.
Here, my dad and brother and I finally take Sculpy down, as they're building a new parking garage on the premises.