I really like your take on a lion. Rugged and fiesty looking but still keeping the cute elements, just like how real lions are big and tough but can also be sweet little creatures on the inside. I love the detailing too. Excellent work as always.
I just watched your Boo Brothers video and "liked" it. They are adorable!! I can't figure out how you got them suspended in the beginning picture! I could not comment there due to restrictions. One thing I noticed on other channels is when asked what clay do you use, the answer polymer clay, usually confuses us in Canada and the USA. Here the most common clay is the harder kind. I have since learned that your type of clay is what we call foam clay. It seems to be a much nicer and easier clay to work with. It also seems to be newer to the craft community over here. Next time I am shopping I will look for some foam clay. It will be much easier on my hands to work with and the reason I had given up on polymer clay years ago. Keep up the great work you are doing! I look forward to what you come up with next!
The floating picture is by a software that is Photoshop. I erased the base stands :) There are a lot of name about clays and products. In Korea, the foam clay means including polystyrene foam with soft clay. So, when someone asks me what type clay do you use. I just told the similar ones. Look this level, 1 to 5 Number 1 is extremely soft clay and 5 is very hard clay. I use number 2 that is Pastel clay and the similar one is hey clay, play-doh and iclay. FIMO Soft mays number 3 or 4. Number 5 is a mud clay which uses for academic arts work. In addition, the weight of number 1 type is very light and number 5 is very heavy. I hope it is helpful for you :)
Nice work. :)
I really like your take on a lion. Rugged and fiesty looking but still keeping the cute elements, just like how real lions are big and tough but can also be sweet little creatures on the inside. I love the detailing too. Excellent work as always.
Hopefully, everyone can make him easy 😋
Hey Samdwich! Love your beautiful lion!
Thanks to love 🥰
I just watched your Boo Brothers video and "liked" it. They are adorable!! I can't figure out how you got them suspended in the beginning picture! I could not comment there due to restrictions. One thing I noticed on other channels is when asked what clay do you use, the answer polymer clay, usually confuses us in Canada and the USA. Here the most common clay is the harder kind. I have since learned that your type of clay is what we call foam clay. It seems to be a much nicer and easier clay to work with. It also seems to be newer to the craft community over here. Next time I am shopping I will look for some foam clay. It will be much easier on my hands to work with and the reason I had given up on polymer clay years ago. Keep up the great work you are doing! I look forward to what you come up with next!
The floating picture is by a software that is Photoshop. I erased the base stands :)
There are a lot of name about clays and products.
In Korea, the foam clay means including polystyrene foam with soft clay. So, when someone asks me what type clay do you use. I just told the similar ones.
Look this level, 1 to 5
Number 1 is extremely soft clay and 5 is very hard clay.
I use number 2 that is Pastel clay and the similar one is hey clay, play-doh and iclay.
FIMO Soft mays number 3 or 4.
Number 5 is a mud clay which uses for academic arts work.
In addition, the weight of number 1 type is very light and number 5 is very heavy.
I hope it is helpful for you :)
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