meh wilt story box - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

pitbulllady · 12-09-2006, 07:20 AM

That looks great, and really showcases Wilt's moods there. He does have a very expressive face, which must be quite a feat for the animators to pull off, considering that his eyes are not even actually part of his face, but above it! I'd like to know what materials you used, too, but I can suggest an alternative to kiln-fired clay that works well for me in sculpting small statues, and that's Super Sculpey. It's expensive, but it can be "fired" in a regular oven and you don't need to keep wetting it like real clay while you're working with the stuff.

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12-09-2006, 07:20 AM	#7
pitbulllady Co-Administrator Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Carolina Posts: 2,276	That looks great, and really showcases Wilt's moods there. He does have a very expressive face, which must be quite a feat for the animators to pull off, considering that his eyes are not even actually part of his face, but above it! I'd like to know what materials you used, too, but I can suggest an alternative to kiln-fired clay that works well for me in sculpting small statues, and that's Super Sculpey. It's expensive, but it can be "fired" in a regular oven and you don't need to keep wetting it like real clay while you're working with the stuff. pitbulllady