
I'm continuing to make things more difficult for myself. I KNOW I cannot do a smooth sculpt with
Paperclay and yet.....I'm going to try to get it as clean as possible. I'm using a purchased gourd that I have painted with Golden's White Block Out Paint.

I use a baked polymer clay "smoother" for shaping my aluminum foil head armature. I use a
Makins tool for indenting the features. I try to sculpt as much as I can in the aluminum so the head does not become too heavy.
However, I can already see that the head is going to be too large, but am I going to stop? Nope. Just going to go with it. I wired the
exaggerated arms and neck and will add the
Apoxie Clay to the neck and shoulder "T" and let that dry overnight. Continued......
2 comments:
Will be following the progress on this, Marlene. Your process is creative and so interesting! (PS: I think the head is a perfect size. :)
Thanks.....it's keeping me busy. I've never done a gourd, so I'm winging the process. Although, it should be very solid by the time I am done.
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