Looking good, man :D

Thank you! n_n

your sculptures always turn out so bad ass when you're done.
=3

Aw, thanks :)

So..to get those super fine fur details..whatcha use? A needle?

I do not! A needle or anything pointy creates too sharp of lines for what I want.
I use a pointed rubber tipped tool to make the texture look like soft fur :)

MAN....watching your work over the years all the way back from WH...its so amazing to see your stunning work nowadays.

Thanks!
I've lost touch with so many WH peeps. What was/is your username??

Zerna/Darkwolf :)

Aaayyy! I remember you :P

YEAH! its been a while haha

Looks good~ :3

Thanks!

hello, this is baked polymer clay? If so, what brand and at what temperature to bake it?

It is.
I use SuperSculpey Medium Blend and bake it at 250 degrees Fahrenheit as the instructions on the box suggest.

but he is not too fragile out? I tried a living doll, a premo and a standard ruler, after baking according to the instructions, it easily slips with a fingernail and is quite brittle, not white after the break, normally baked. Or bake it in several cycles? (although the medium blend is not for sale in my country, you should try to order it)

When it comes out of the oven, it is not completely hard because it's still hot. Once it cools, it is quite durable. I do bake mine a little longer than suggested, I think. Usually around 40 or so minutes, for a 7 inch sculpture.

If you want to try SuperSculpey Medium Blend but cannot get it anywhere, if you can find SuperSculpey Beige and SuperSculey Firm, mix them together and you get basically the same product as Medium Blend.