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 Clayton the monster's worst night... small children dressed up roaming the streets. What could be worse???
Living entirely upon a diet of cider and Somerset apples, IMPAE POMMUS-POMMUS (common name: "The Apple Imp") is a highly sought after pet among the Witch and Wizard community. The specimen shown (above) was captured "scrumping" at midnight in an abandoned orchard on the outskirts of Taunton. Active throughout Autumn, breeding incessantly during October, especially approaching Halloween.Watch A VIDEO of an adult Apple Imp feeding itself in the wild. Extremely rare footage; not to be missed!
A hapless T.O.T (trick-or-treater), costumed in cape, axe, and mask,is held captive by a malevolent, Halloween pumpkin...:DSuperSculpey, and Premo, over aluminum foil armature; oven-baked in stagesSomething over 9" tall (and weighs in at 2 lb 5 oz. :) )WIPviews
Beauy is in the eye of the beholder...no! the eye is in the beauty this time. this is made of CT-3 clay and glazed. i made a rose, an eye emerging from the rose, and an eye. a beautiful flower turned into severed bloody eye
I love Sculpey + I love Halloween = I love this contest Good luck to everyone!
My first sculpture.Like the little monster, funny, and horrible... Good lucky for all!
This was fun! Shout out to Spooky (and Kyliad) for the inspiration.Here is a close-up of the tree, and here is a close-up of the Spooky wannabe.
We did this project as a family and each of us made a frog.See them all here