August 19, 2002Clay GalI figured it out. If I sculpt something from a photo, it takes forever because I am trying to get it to look very much like the original subject. I just spend too much time on it and get bored. But if I create from my imagination, it always looks like it should. So, last night I decided to try an original creation. I had no idea setting out what it would be, but as I finished a foot, I thought it looked like a female's boot. So from there, I just went with the flow. And below, you can see the results: Clay Gal! Click for a larger view One lump of clay and 2 hours later, there she was. I think I did better on the proportions this time. Like I said before, it has been over 12 years since I sculpted anything, so I am a bit rusty. But I am happy with the results. I think I am most pleased about the fact that she can stand up and balance with no need of support. I think I got it right! Sadly, to make this possible, Clay Guy had to be harvested. Sorry Moby. I'd like to have given her more detail, but maybe I can work that in on the next one. file this under ArtPosted by on August 19, 2002 @ August 19, 2002 10:22 AM 4 folks had something to say |
Wow... she looks great. I like the wind detail in her hair and clothes.
Posted by: Mariann at August 19, 2002 10:50 AMHey, I like clay gal - she's pretty cool. I like the technique you used for her hair; it really gives it life and movement. :) At first glance, poor clay guy looks like a fella in a washtub, maybe one who hadn't bathed in so long he disintigrated as soon as he seated himself in there.
Posted by: Gardenwife at August 19, 2002 11:44 AMClay Gal is definitely groovy looking! I don't know why, but seeing Clay Guy canned just made me laugh!
Posted by: Kristin at August 19, 2002 3:17 PMmmmooobbbbbyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.......
and for what? Boobs! Dang it!