Hi there. Last night I had a chance to set aside all the Dracula set design, props, etc and get back to sculpting for a few hours. Ah, therapy!
The clay is conditioned and applied to the armature so it will be about 3/8" thick.
The major topography of the torso is laid in with a sculpting tool.
These features include establishing an anterior and posterior center line which follows the twist of the body. Markings for the pectoral muscles, the ribcage, and the pelvis.
The same markings are laid out on the back.
The armpit and other features are marked.
The muscles are laid out and the final smoothing is done. A few odds and ends like arms, hands, and feet are started. More to follow as I am able to get back to her. Thanks for looking, have a great day!
These features include establishing an anterior and posterior center line which follows the twist of the body. Markings for the pectoral muscles, the ribcage, and the pelvis.
The muscles are laid out and the final smoothing is done. A few odds and ends like arms, hands, and feet are started. More to follow as I am able to get back to her. Thanks for looking, have a great day!
She looks great...thank you so much for sharing with us Mark. LOVE your work!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Thank you so much. ~Judy =^..^=
ReplyDeleteYour Alice is already a girl falling into another world. I really like to keep track of how your projects come true.
ReplyDeleteStunning, i love her already i am a HUGE fan of your work and pop across to your blog daily just hoping that there will be an update, the way you sculpt is fantastic, And i am so grateful that you share it with us!
ReplyDeletefantastic blog - makes me wish i was at the stage of sculpting a mini family for the dollhouse i'm building!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely lovely - thank you.
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