WIP - Cat Doll Head
by Ponygirl
Anthro Artist
17 years ago
Part of a commission I've been slowly putting together. I'd have more to show, but this is the only part that currently looks even vaguely appealing (all the parts are separate until they get painted, so photographing the body parts might be a little macabre...).
When finished this will be a posable doll like the Rio doll I did: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1940691/
Wish I could post more often, but sculpting is a heck of a lot more labor-intensive than drawing is, heh. ;p
On a side note, for any of you still interested in the Cat Dance figure (http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1649902/), I've left preorders open for a few more days per requests. Reservation page can be found here: http://www.studiocute.com/preorder.html (please note that the final price will most likely not be $45, that's just the base deposit for reserving the figure).
When finished this will be a posable doll like the Rio doll I did: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1940691/
Wish I could post more often, but sculpting is a heck of a lot more labor-intensive than drawing is, heh. ;p
On a side note, for any of you still interested in the Cat Dance figure (http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1649902/), I've left preorders open for a few more days per requests. Reservation page can be found here: http://www.studiocute.com/preorder.html (please note that the final price will most likely not be $45, that's just the base deposit for reserving the figure).
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see you at KK this year, ne? :D
As far as the hair/head goes, same thing, I just placed each shape over the one that was there previously, and pressed it a little, but mostly just rubbed it smooth and let it sit.
That's a good idea, using the solvent as lubrication...and I always forget I can sand things too. Thanks!