If I had an unlimited amount of money I'd probably use half of it for being your benefactor and I'd dedicate a wing of my mansion to your works. I love the aesthetic and the cohesiveness of every piece you make.
I have seen many sculptures but I always come back to yours - they are so fresh, and pretty, never cease to amaze me 😁 You're very talented and creative, Tina.
Your art is so beautiful! I admire your precision and attention to detail while managing not making your pieces seem stiff. Your sculptures are really magical and I love them so much! (oh, and I just noticed those little stars on his paws!!!! so cute!)
I’ve always wondered for any little mistaken indents or scratches that appear in the sculpt even after sanding and hardening do you ever consider attempting to fix them or is there a reason you leave them alone? I imagine it must just get too bothersome after a certain point to try and get everything perfectly smooth
I’ve worked with polymer clay and apoxie sculpt before and I wanted to know your reasoning behind using one over the other in certain parts of this piece? Love your work as always ❤️
The costs, and the detail we want to get, polymer is more expensive than epoxy but you can reach finest details, epoxy can be a little bit cheaper, and userul for big areas with less detail ☺️
I'm not Tina but from what I've seen her doing is she uses polymer clay for areas that need more working time. Epoxy clay dries through curing and only gives you a certain amount of time to work on while polymer can be meddled with for a much longer time. As you can see, Tina changed the eye shape of the bunny from open to half closed and back to open again. That would be very hard to achieve with epoxy before it sets and gets too hard to manipulate :)
I'm naming the bunny Xiao Yue and their little catfish backpack friend Ranchu and they go on adventures together and Ranchu is kind of like Xiao's conscience and also holds all of their things in his hammerspace belly
If I had an unlimited amount of money I'd probably use half of it for being your benefactor and I'd dedicate a wing of my mansion to your works. I love the aesthetic and the cohesiveness of every piece you make.
I have seen many sculptures but I always come back to yours - they are so fresh, and pretty, never cease to amaze me 😁 You're very talented and creative, Tina.
Your art is so beautiful! I admire your precision and attention to detail while managing not making your pieces seem stiff. Your sculptures are really magical and I love them so much! (oh, and I just noticed those little stars on his paws!!!! so cute!)
I’ve always wondered for any little mistaken indents or scratches that appear in the sculpt even after sanding and hardening do you ever consider attempting to fix them or is there a reason you leave them alone? I imagine it must just get too bothersome after a certain point to try and get everything perfectly smooth
Imperfections add personality. That said, they are mostly perfect, you really have to look close to notice small scratches.
I can definitely tell that she’s more into the dreamcore aesthetic.
oh man this is the kind of cool surreal weirdness that i aspire to achieve
instant watching u
Anither moon rabbit sculpture? Man, you have my respect 😚
omg it's so cute. the colors make it look like it's glowing. how magical
What an amazing bunny! I wonder what he sees with his ear eyes? Beautiful work.
So pretty and mesmerizing
Your work is so serene. 🥰💛
Your work is always so stunning and inspires me so much! Thank u for sharing the process behind these beautiful pieces:D
you’re so talented oh my gosh
So amazing! I love the color choices and everything! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
So bright and colourful. Seeing your work makes me happy.
I’ve worked with polymer clay and apoxie sculpt before and I wanted to know your reasoning behind using one over the other in certain parts of this piece? Love your work as always ❤️
The costs, and the detail we want to get, polymer is more expensive than epoxy but you can reach finest details, epoxy can be a little bit cheaper, and userul for big areas with less detail ☺️
I'm not Tina but from what I've seen her doing is she uses polymer clay for areas that need more working time. Epoxy clay dries through curing and only gives you a certain amount of time to work on while polymer can be meddled with for a much longer time.
As you can see, Tina changed the eye shape of the bunny from open to half closed and back to open again. That would be very hard to achieve with epoxy before it sets and gets too hard to manipulate :)
absolutamente maravilhoso, eu sempre fico mesmerizada pelo seu trabalho
Your Moon Bunnies are so adorable and beautiful!
Its so beautiful i love it so much, i have been getting into clay art more because of you thank u✨💜
Beautiful as always 🥰
soo cute
Are these animals one singular creature? Or are they more symbiotic in nature?
hermosa obra de arte
What I'm most interested in is how she attached the ears to the head?
What kind and brand of clay do you use? 🤩 i love how smooth it always looks
Check the description for all materials used :)
Hah i love the catfish ☺️😆
mantap👍😍
I'm naming the bunny Xiao Yue and their little catfish backpack friend Ranchu and they go on adventures together and Ranchu is kind of like Xiao's conscience and also holds all of their things in his hammerspace belly
言葉は分からないけど、
本当に素敵です😌♡
I love your work(*´▿`*)
😍