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This project started with no clear direction other than testing the concrete paper clay over various forms. Now I’m looking back at a creature that…
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I waited two days for the clay to dry on the beak and eyelids, then I took a coarse grit 80 sandpaper to smooth off…
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Continuing with my EVA foam exploration, I added a strip with hot glue to my alien head to form a “dam wall” to make a…
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I took an 8″ and 2″ styrofoam ball from the floral section of my craft store and used it as an armature for a bird…
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Loving how this resin layer transforms the concrete paper clay into a glazed surface.
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Added a thin coat of joint compound and gesso sanding between layers for a smoother surface on the concrete paper clay.
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Using the three bowls, made by troweling concrete paper clay over half-sphere forms, I made a cute alien face. I started by tracing the smaller…
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I mixed up another batch of the Concrete Paper Clay recipe I learned about on Ultimate Paper Mache to experiment with using it over a…
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Testing out another of Jonni’s recipes, which uses Portland cement. The result was even better than the Silky SMooth Paper Clay, and the finish was…
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After applying Magic Sculpt and Apoxie Sculpt clays to my large, I realized this medium would not work for large areas. I need the clay…
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I am adding acrylic paint over the bunt umber base coat with a dry brush technique. Dry brushing shades of ocher, green, and red. I…
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Using the same concept of colored ground for canvas printing, I painted my entire Seeker sculpture with Burnt Umber. Pushing the paint into the nooks…
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I use ‘Bake & Bond’ between baked and raw clay; it acts like glue and fuses in the oven. In this case, I brush on…
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I sculpted the first layer of skin, face, eyes, ears, cloak, and boots. The cloak was so delicate I decided to do a bake to…
