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Sculpture - Blog Posts
first time using clay since high school. he doesn't have a name yet.
Rock-carved elephant at Sun City Resort, South Africa
Decided to do some clay work with acryllic paints to cover.
Feb 16th, 2022
was testing something out for an animation project. check out this thing
Group Hug by Alex Chinneck
Series of citywide sculptures on the theme of urban repair created in partnership with Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nancy.
Located in Nancy, France.
Photographed by Oliver Mathiotte
Disco horse
(I’ll post finished horse later if I remember)
*commissions info*
Hey you!
Yes, you!!
Have you ever wanted a little trinket version of your fursona for your shelf? Or perhaps a hand sculpted, meticulously painted pendant of your palisman? Maybe even a hand drawn keyring, sticker, or art piece of your chosen character?
If so, please consider my little bedroom workshop as a candidate for your commission :)
I can do digital pieces and traditional pieces done with marker, I can do stickers and keyrings, sculptures and reference sheets! I specialise in animal designs, but I can absolutely draw humans! (Though I cannot sculpt them, I've tried and the result was horrifying TwT)
I am also a sewist, so I can make you a tail for your fursona and possibly a snake puppet! Or perhaps you'd like a fluffy keyring made from some of my fur and fabric scraps? I'm planning on also doing fursuit partials at some point in the coming year, once I've got more practice in (making two more for myself and one for my partner)
I love to be challenged, so please don't hesitate to request all manner of strange creatures and concepts! (though I won't draw mechs or sculpt people/mechs)
More information can be found here: bats-in-nappies.carrd.co
You can either DM me or fill in my quote form to find out about prices! Whichever you prefer. Please note, I will be using paypal to take payments
Please have a look at some of my recent works! All drawn or made by me - including the patchwork quilt seen in image 5!! :)
Both above images were made by me, too!!
The first image is just a mockup, but the construction of the final relied on buckets of hot glue and a single giant branch that broke off of a sycamore tree during an ice storm. there was enough sap in the twigs that they were pliable, and you can get an object like that to hold its shape if you bind it next to another object, so paper tape was used to pair the twigs. the thick part of the branch was sliced using a belt saw, that's the name right?