At this stage I have built an armature from a load of old wire, and began to build up the head. by keeping the armature thin at the joints, he can be positioned and posed. I'm now waiting for some hair and eyes in the post, before I continue!
Another project I'm making in another junk-based puppet. He's a character with a steampunk/gothic feel, called 'The Chameberlain'. He's got a light up eye with a removable monacle, and a head that flies off to scare everyone! I'm thinking of putting little wings of the sides of his head too! He's nearly finished, so i'll post pictures when he's done, but here's a current work-in-progess picture:
Okay so he doesn't look too impressive in this shot! But I really like this guy.
Looking very good! Both of them..
ReplyDeleteWill the clay faces get hard or do you have to bake them..?
After I finish up my current work, I will start on our project that will make us millions.!! hehe
Hey thanks, they're on hold for christmas though. With some of the lay you bake it in the oven, the white kind is paper-clay, similar to paoer mache, which dries in the air. Looking forward to our project!
ReplyDeleteHi there! Found you in Twitter. I sculpt mythical creatures too...haven't sculpted anything for quite a while though. Anyways, love your work! :) Tracy
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