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I'm a maker with a penchant for art and a love of sculpting the unsettling. I also appreciate the history of deep craft traditions and would be a good part of any post apocalypse survival team.
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I somehow missed this, but thanks so much for sharing! Awesome work. I like that you build out the hand more too. Glad the my post was helpful!
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This looks great! I love the bold color and duck coth. It would be great for biking too. Thanks for sharing!
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Funny you should ask. I ended up using a taxidermy foam head as the base for the clay sculpt. It wouldn't work as the base of the final piece for a few reasons. (1) It needed to be operated from the interior (a puppet) and the foam is solid on the inside and rigid so it couldn't be performed. (2) It needed to have faux fur punched into it which is best done into silicone. (3) They don't have ears, nose, eyes etc since that usually comes from the fur being mounting.