concrete paper clay
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Here is a photo after a five-hour sculpting session adding concrete paper clay to my Pana armature. Now we wait for it to dry. I…
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I had to use about 12 batches of concrete paper clay to cover the giant panda sculpture. That’s too much for the electric hand mixer…
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I added EVA foam to form ridges where I wanted to sculpt the nose and mouth of the Panda. This provides a nice ledge to…
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It was difficult to sculpt smaller details with the concrete paper clay on the baby bird, so I tried adding epoxy clay to see if…
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With the second coat dry, it was time to deflate the exercise ball and see if the sculpture would hold shape. This was a very…
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Applying a second coat of concrete paper clay to the exercise-ball form. This layer needed to be done in one setting, so I would not…
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Working on my second and third alien. One with wet clay and the other dry enough to sand. I like to use a coarse sanding…
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Adding clay to the third alien head sculpture. I hate calling it that, but I don’t name my creatures till they start showing personality. Each…
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Adding eyebrow details and a second layer on the bird beak. I have to sculpt the head in stages so I can hold it without…
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Adding concrete paper clay to the bottom of the feet. had to let it dry feet up to hold the shape.
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Today I started making a giant version of my alien sculpture using an exercise ball as my form. If this works out it will be…
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I liked how the little bird sculpt is shaping up I decided to attempt a larger one using a larger gourd and a 5’ foam…
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First layer of clay on little bird. Next will be sculpting the legs and feet. I need to do this in two steps so I…
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Applying clay to my little bird sculpture.
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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.
