Absolutely gorgeous!!! This is beautiful. I take it you used colored clay, so you won't have to paint it? The blending is beautiful and very realistic. You've done a fantastic job!!

well i'm still going to paint it, i used the grey clay on the fragile parts as that clay is much stronger then the fleshy color so less prone to break but a lot sturdier to work with aswell so i dont use it on the whole sculpture

Wow! That's really interesting. To be honest, it looked to me as if you'd used it deliberately for the color. As far as I'm concerned, it could go without painting just because it already looks so realistic and natural just like that. XD I understand using the stronger material for the more delicate areas, though. :) I assume the body is super sculpey and the legs/ears are the sculpey firm? How difficult is sculpey firm to work with? I've only ever used air dry clays (shattered easily), kiln-dried clays, and sculpey original and super sculpey. I was worried the sculpey firm might be hard to work with.

Not that my stuff is anywhere near yours, but it's fun anyhow. XD

milliput is a very good air drying clay and goes rock hard after 3+ hours :) firm is very hard to work with it needs a lot of conditioning by itself but i usually mix it with supersculpey tho just a bit so its still more firm then ss but that way it becomes a bit more workable, tho in my next project i'm gonna try kato ployclay as i heard very good things about that clay and it's supposed to be one of the strongest clays...so we will see XD

Thanks for the info! :) I'll be sure to look into milliput. I've never been satisfied with an air-dry clay before, it'd be nice to find a good one.

I will also try out firm! :D Thanks! Can't wait to see this when it's finished.

looks great so far..
I'm jealous >.<

awww *hugs white*