I had Sooooooooooo much fun sculpting this. It's been probably 20 years since I've sculpted anything of note.I think this has re-ignited my love of sculpting! here's a progression of the sculpture page and a few alternate angles.Please Please tell me what you think!
A trick-or-treater falls in and gives up his last piece of Halloween candy to the Sea Creature, "Take it!"5.5 inch tall mini bust with base.Here is my step by step guide. Back, profile and other view click here.
Small, but willing to learn and eager to please.
There's NO way to Run from the pscychopath killer, until the death come to her, she still come to catch you. No matter where you hide, she'll find you!!She's made by air dry clay.
Please forgive me for not standing, but I'm dead tired. **rimshot** Haha!! Oh, I slay me.
I know I could not out-scare or out-gore the competition, so I decided to out-cute!
Sculpy over wire armature, although there's no wire in her dreaded dreads. I did use a bit of hot glue to reglue some of the strands that fell off in the oven. Caution: Wet Paint! Just got this one in under the wire!!!
inspired by Max Schreck's rodent-like Count Orlok from "Nosferatu" (1922) - and featuring my feeble attempt to recreate the iconic schpooky shadows of the original. a few alternative views
A handy little hideout for a goblin on the run!
When Trick or Treating goes terribly wrong......