Ingredients:
Steel wire
Empty tea tin
Tinfoil
Sculpey

Reference

The cross on the sleeve is my favorite detail, had to include it. There is no two red lines on the cross in updated template.

Printable templates (thicker paper recommended):
Main
Cross

Presenting my new friend from the planet Haara,
1K light-years distant from Earth.

Work in progress

Sorry I didn't get to upload a better image of it, I'm sorta pressed for time. (trick-or-treating and all ;))

Oh and BTW it's a tiger.

I asked an Administrator if this style of carving/sculpting was allowed and he said for me to sculpt my brains out. Thanks!

Less light to show the 3 candles burning.
And a 6 step WIP.

Polymer Clay, armature wires and Acrylics model paints. 2008.
22 x 18 x 8cm.

First time seriously working with anything clay-like in over 18 years and first time using sculpey clays. I baked my zombie and painted with acrylics.

See other views HERE and broken leg bone from the back view and tombstone detail.

My WIP shows my steps from wireframe to foil wrap to unpainted version.

Tombstone made with a piece of cardboard and wrapped with sculpey (not baked).

View full shows the subtle paint details better on the rotted flesh! :D

This is my first and second steel sculpture. I cut the petals out of sheet steel and grinded them to a shine. Then bent the sheets and welded them together.

Alt angle 1
Alt angle 2

You can see my prototype is smaller and much more jagged as I was not used to the plasma cutter.

My vacation trip is all about relaxing. What could be more relaxing than a cabin at the lake and a dog to join me on hikes.

This is quite small (about 6 x 15 cm) so I can take it with me on business trips and pretend I am on a holiday!

Ok i had to do a dragon cos i luv 'em so much. I spent a fortune on different types of wire and ended up getting this proper craft wire which is so easy to work with. I actually really enjoy this wire sculpture thing and i'm gonna keep doing it. I'm gonna try a korean dragon next time with wings.