Polymer clay sculptures

3dtotal have shared 10 top tips by seasoned sculptors to help point you in the right direction before you roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty.

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Finishing and Detailing a Sculpey (Polymer Clay) Sculpture: Sculpey is a great medium to sculpt with, especially for smaller sculptures that require a lot of detail and/or need an armature to support extremities or to create movement in a piece. Here I will go through the steps I use for the final details of…

Sculpture is such an amazing art form, one that requires a great deal of strength, skill and creativity. The thing is that each of us sometimes that we had the wherewithal to convert something inert like stone, metal or wood into something that seems to have a life of its own. But with most us, this may not be possible but do not lose hope, you can use polymer clay to do some work on these lines. It may not be like sculpting on metal with fascinating aesthetic and practical uses but it has a…

I’ve been sculpting with air-dry clays for the past five years, during all this time I’ve accumulated a few tips and tricks to make the process easier and more enjoyable. I’m pretty convinced that air-dry clays are very friendly to beginners and can be pretty magical in the experienced hands. But th

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I create miniature nature-inspired fantasy monsters with polymer clay, acrylic paint and various found materials (wood, stone, etc).

I wanted to try making an Ellen Jewett-inspired sculpture this week! It’s quite small, quarter in the first pic for size reference. Materials: - 20-gauge and 26-gauge wire - Tin foil and masking...