Making of a sculpture:
Pearl The Whale.
This is something I was working on for the past week along other things, I had a lot of fun out of the process I learned a couple of things as well but overall it was something I will try again probably in the future.
So here she comes again, the Queen of all seven seas. Isn't she a beauty?
Stage 1:
Modeling foam, glued together or stack it with some toothpicks like I did.
Making my initial shape with a knife, I am keep working till I get a shape I can work with.
(ps: care your fingers...)
Stage 2
Applying clay over the modeling foam. The clay must be treated with water, work it out in your hands to soften it then apply it over your model, do not make it thinner than 1 mm as it will crack while it dries out.
Stage 3
Refining and creating details, use a sharp tool to sharpen the surface of your model. Use some water to clean up your tools every now and then, it helps the most when you are working with clay to have clean and wet tools to work out.
( My apologies for the appearance but we do not invest money on shirts in Greece. Hey we where walking around with peplus piece of sheets for years at least we wear trousers now :)
Stage 4
Curing process. Allow your clay model to complete dry out. It will take approximately 24 hours for this procedure to occur.
Stage 5
Painting your model. I used casual temperas colors, you can use acrylics or sprays. It all comes down to what you are aiming for as an end result so it is a matter of preference. Congrats your sculpture is ready it is time for some photo shooting.
I hope you like the end result.
I sure did. It now decorates a shelf on my bedroom I will call her the Ocean Pearl I was going for Marianda but she is simple not fat enough for that...
@ned @dan @smooth @berniesanders @blocktrades @itsascam @andeverywhale out thereI hope you get a giggle out of this. I have made this as mean to go to the Amsterdam steemfest and get some of my fellows with him. Please enjoy.
Thank you all for your support
I will include some high res photos for you to check out the final sculpture
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