What is it your use, is it funky clay or something?

Super Sculpey which is a translucent pink in color. I mix it with blocks of Super Sculpy III to add the color I want to make it easier to see.

I've never heard of it :/ Might have to look into it. Is it easy to work with?

its the choice of most modle builders when working on one of a kind projects because its kind of a pain in the ass to try and mould

Ah :p alrighty then ^^

Awesome! Keep us updated B-)-

Adding sculpy III should make the piece mechanically stronger as well, but I assume you already know more about that than I do.

I think it does, altho really i'm still learning about it. Someone mentioned to me the other day about using blocks of primo to add even more strenght to it.

That's true. Premo is stronger - SculpyIII can come out sort of crumbly. It can also be mixed with Femo if it's too soft. Femo tends to be a little harder.

BTW, I don't know if you are interested, but you can see some of my own sculpy pieces here

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/30905/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/30906/

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/33274/

you are a magician!! =3

thank you so much for the kind words!

How? How do you do it?? I was awful in my sculpture class. I butchered my teapot, and the best thing I got out of it was a Bowser figurine. LOL

And omfg you're doing Freckle too?? My boyfriend and I are quite interested in having a sculpture of yours in our home. I know that it's a joint thing between you and Tracy but just know there are buyers out there, lol.

Thank you for the note, laugh I do it through alot of patience, some swearing and abuse of dental tools and caffine, chocolate is a very important part of the sculpting process too. *laugh*

I'm doing a freckle as well full standing pose I got about half done with him and then he was just too big I couldn't fit him in my oven to fire so i'm starting again. What sculpture were you interested in? I do comission so long as you get permission from the owner.

Wow, that's awesome. I used to sculpt a long time ago, but I used regular clay (large grain too, it doesn't give results like this, that's for sure)

yeah I still argue when it doesn't get as smooth as i want it *laugh* I use alot of turpinoid

With Sculpey you want it as smooth as possible.

When I worked with normal clay I luckilly did furry critters, I had an AWESOME wolf, that sadly had to be painted before I could fire it (art teacher promised to do it, never did, so I had to rush the painting before exam day x_X)Ofcourse, it broke within a matter of weeks. Erm, back to my point. Furry critters don't have to be smooth and the grain in normal clay does add a nice texture.

I haven't used much normal clay cause I don't have the ability to fire it and no one wants to drag a plate of clay across chicago on public transit to the kiln. I am interested in eventually working one day with castiline when i get better.

I had the lucky oportunity to fire it in art class, my college owned a small kiln.

looking good

Thank you!