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The helmet is a foam fireman's helmet trimmed slightly and worn backwards. Helmet available at fabric stores or WalMart around Halloween. Sculpy greeblies added. Ear cups are layered foam. I hotglued extensions from inside the helmet to attach the ear cups. I added an elastic band under her chin to keep the ears close to her head. The binoculars are sprinkler pipe fittings and are screwed to the top of the helmet to keep brackets in place. Binoc brackets are just styrene strips (like "For Sale" sign plastic)
A sneak look at my new work. M y first doll! Hes 13" and made from sculpy and cloth with a wire frame. Its unfinished but will be soon.
Made with a 4" Mini Munny, sculpy, acrylics, faux fur and love.
Her face & fur are detailed with a soft gold color.
She currently has no home! More info in my profile.
The best sculpted prims on the grid. 2-prim sculpty trees, building supplies, and furniture! Sculpties couch chair loveseat sofa table coffee bridge dock deck castle truegems jewel chains necklace band window oak pine plants landscaping s
like a pirate's tavern out of monkey island
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This is a view of a Medicom Kubrick figure that I customized into a figure of modern burlesque star (and producer of the Monday Night Tease in L.A.) Lili VonSchtupp along with the "stage playset" I created for her which is a recreation of the actual stage at The Monday Night Tease in Hollywood.
The stage is made out of wood, aluminum, fabric (for the tassels and trim), canvas (not seen in this angle), and paper (for the banner).
Lili is created here to be featured in her 'Fabulous Poodles' costume. Technically the way we are seeing it here, she would be in the middle of her act.
I believe this started off as a military figure. The chest piece and (interchangeable) hair were created with sculpy. The figure was painted with acrylics and treated to be playable and waterproof.
Eventually I want to add some boas and her box of mechanical poodles that she uses in the act. This is the first in a series I am working on which will include other modern stars of the burlesque stage as well as some of its legends.
This is a top view of a Medicom Kubrick figure that I customized into a figure of modern burlesque star (and producer of the Monday Night Tease in L.A.) Lili VonSchtupp.
She is created here to be featured in her 'Fabulous Poodles' costume. Technically the way we are seeing it here, she would be in the middle of her act.
I believe this started off as a military figure. The chest piece and (interchangeable) hair were created with sculpy. The figure was painted with acrylics and treated to be playable and waterproof.
Eventually I want to add some boas and her box of mechanical poodles that she uses in the act. This is the first in a series I am working on which will include other modern stars of the burlesque stage as well as some of its legends.
This was for a kids birthday. I sculpted the Spidey out of sculpy and painted him. I had tried to make him out of gum paste, but it just didn't want to work.
Having some fun with SCULPY CLAY. This is Funky, the alien grape warrior leader in my online comic Seedless (http://www.seedlesscomic.com). I used to make clay figures of my fruit characters all the time when I was a kid... Hoping to get good at it. This is a prototype!
Look four. Blazer with floral bubble dress. OOAK shoes make out of sculpy and other materials. Everything by octopus army.
2D head sculpt custom made using Sculpy and Apoxie clay.
Body by Run'A F2
Shoes custom made
jeans from a female figure and refitted
shirt from BBI female Aviator figure
watch by hot toys repainted white
arm band from a piece of a bendy glove by dragon models
Mic with stand custom built from random model pieces
Artist: Kristin Reed
Materials: munny, sculpy, magic sculpt, legos , acrylic paints
T-Rex inspired dinosaur living in a zoo and on a special diet of donuts. (T-Rex has short arms and would have a hard time eating an unlimited amount of donuts.)
2D head sculpt custom made using Sculpy and Apoxie clay.
Body by Run'A F2
Shoes custom made
jeans from a female figure and refitted
shirt from BBI female Aviator figure
watch by hot toys repainted white
arm band from a piece of a bendy glove by dragon models
Mic with stand custom built from random model pieces
2D head sculpt custom made using Sculpy and Apoxie clay.
Body by Run'A F2
Shoes custom made
jeans from a female figure and refitted
shirt from BBI female Aviator figure
watch by hot toys repainted white
arm band from a piece of a bendy glove by dragon models
Mic with stand custom built from random model pieces
Hers my 1974 Flintstone Rock Cruncher by AMT model company
I finally got my model done ive had this since around 1984 bought by my grandma I painted it then horribly but saved it through the 28 years.
It was so bad damaged with the paint I did so I soaked it for 3 days in brake fluid to get all the paint off then sanding it as best I could I was missing 2 pieces Fred’s arm which my friend lance made me another and the dinos arm which I just made out of sculpy.
So I always wanted the crane and canopy that Fred sits in so here’s my take made out of card board and tooth picks and pieces of wood with a canvas sides and top
Fred’s legs and arms were always off model so I didn’t use because I needed him to sit upright and I used the stone clay I used on the barney copter to make the crane wheels and I cloth string for the rains and rubber bands for the canopy holder
Its still really rough in freds face and around the dinosaur but it’s been through a lot in the past 28 years so here’s a rebirth to a really rare Flintstone collectible these are extremely hard to find these days
Hope I find more there’s 3 models to this series I have another in the cabinet Fred in a log car
So I want to make more this took about 2 weeks of and on in my spare time also I tried to take pics as I was working on it but kept forgetting there’s some stages like the patching I did on it and painting
This sculpture is based upon the creature in the piece "Shoot The Bird, Stab The Snake, Steal The Egg, and Eat His Bread." It is an important symbol in the painting and so I wanted to 'bring it to life'.
loki played by Tom Hiddleston in thor and the avengers
decals by me
helmet horns are sculpy
everything else is lego
After retiring and spending days in the warm glow of the park, feeding the birds that gathered round his feet. Trevor has decided that he wants to have a few of his new friends with him more often.
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O.K., I couldn’t control my self.
It also makes a great fake granite.
This large cuff has a 'Sculpy Ultralight' core, and the granite veneer.
It is lighter than paper mache. My friends call it ‘The Wilma’
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Victoria James Art Real Textures
TITLE: glass decanter with polymer clay
GENRE: eclectic home decor
SPECIFICATIONS: all of our glass decanters are found at tag sales, junk yards, thrift shops or close-outs…. sizes, shapes, colors and age may vary… the dimensions of this piece are… H 11 “ x W 4 “ x L 4 “. weight is approximately…. 2.5 lbs.
*each deanter is a one-of-a-kind design made right here on planet earth…. we take each piece and apply polymer clay to the surface. we use different techniques from around the world in our rolling, kneading and cane making to produce our pieces of repurposed art. after applying the polymer clay we heat treat the piece in a conventional oven and complete the final touches & inspections. each piece is ready for use and comes with an instruction & use tag.
PRODUCT USE AND LIMITATIONS: please do not place in dishwasher, microwave or oven….only hand-wash gently and use mild dish detergent & keep out of direct sunlight. this decanter can hold liqued and is suitable for serving or storing beverages.
*we are always up for a custom order & wholesale orders…. we have supplied café’s, boutiques and restaurants with custom orders and commission pieces.
feel free to contact us with any ideas you may have… and also take a look at our other sites…
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My brother and I had the Aurora kit in the early seventies. I loved the vacuum formed plastic bases that those old kits had. Atlantis doesn't include those in their new releases of these kits so I decided to make one. I used a piece of foam for the hill, then covered it with sculpy bake clay. I covered the whole thing in wood glue (except for the rocky areas), then poured dirt on it. The grass is paint brush bristles, and the trees are cheap toy palms I got on eBay.
My brother and I had the Aurora kit in the early seventies. I loved the vacuum formed plastic bases that those old kits had. Atlantis doesn't include those in their new releases of these kits so I decided to make one. I used a piece of foam for the hill, then covered it with sculpy bake clay. I covered the whole thing in wood glue (except for the rocky areas), then poured dirt on it. The grass is paint brush bristles, and the trees are cheap toy palms I got on eBay.
My son wanted to be Spiderman in 2002.
First time I ever sewed Lycra. The webbing on the costume is aluminized silicon caulk.
I made the eye covers out of wrap around sunglass lenses and Sculpy clay.
My son wanted to be Spiderman in 2002.
First time I ever sewed Lycra. The webbing on the costume is aluminized silicon caulk.
I made the eye covers out of wrap around sunglass lenses and Sculpy clay.