#clay model

[16anicka07]

Madychi make amazing doey au (escapism au)

So make for her this figure of her au

Hope you like it ❤️💟

[you-go-too-slow-for-me]

@neil-gaiman 🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆

*happy quacking sounds*

#TheyAren'tTalking #TheyAreQuacking

[nameless-rat-bastard]

Made a lil' guy!

Can you tell that I've been playing webfishing

[decayroute]

Leyley 🔪

source - killzombie4

[meltedwax87]

[icewavex]

I made a thing :3

[the-lunar-city]

Made a little clay model of Mike 💖

(Sorry he’s caked up)

[fiercethebanditart]

Admiral Razorbeard (Rayman) Rough Clay Model - Photo Version

[annyo-d]

Design of brooch from Hades💜🦋

Thanatos present!

Made of polymer clay, acrylic paint and rhinestones🙌💎

[eobsinj]

leo leclay - a lifesize 😜 clay model of charles leclerc's son ( twt | ig )

[peridot112]

Splatoon keychain

[16anicka07]

Gift for Jellycreamjammedart because she make arts of

Au ,, playdough and glitter "

Hope she likes it?😊

[demolitionloverxd]

Some little gifs I made! (Won't display on tumblr for some reason lol)

. Tooth apple (magnus archives)

. Tapeworm (will wood)

. Archivist (magnus protocol)

[greaysharkboi]

I MADE BODIES LITTLE LIZARD OUT OF CLAY (My head cannon design)

@capitalmaudios

[ollieoxyde]

Making of Siffrin model!

If anyone wanted to know how exactly I made this model I will lay it out in detail here! Although this way my first time making something like this so I’m not an expert.

The base is polymer clay (super sculpey I think) with a wire armature shoved in there just in case I drop him. The buttons for the cloak and the dagger are also clay. I used a sewing pin to get a very small hole for the buttons to be threaded through.

After baking, I put base coats of black and white with acrylic paint. If the brush strokes for the white paint are very visible, water it down and do multiple layers until it’s opaque.

After the base coat I moved on to smaller details like the face and boot heels, as well as shadows and highlights. It took me a few tries to get the face right, the one shown above isn’t the final.

It’s also a very good idea to varnish it, especially for the buttons or paint will rub off when passing them through the buttonholes. DuraClear is pretty cheap and works well. A few coats ultra-matte over the whole thing, then gloss to areas that should be shiny (eye, boots, gloves, buttons, dagger blade).

The eyepatch is just a tiny piece of black felt and some embroidery thread Elmer’s glued to the face.

The hair I was going to needle felt, but my white wool(left) was slightly yellowed and it looks weird in context. I ended up using a piece of cotton(right) from my bottle of melatonin*, shaping the ends into tufts with Elmer’s glue, letting it dry, then attaching it to the head. For the dyed parts I used watered down acrylics. I worked drop the hairline inwards, then smoothed it out with loose bits of cotton and glue.

I am a bit worried the glue will end up yellowing in time, we’ll have to see.

*their hair does smell faintly of strawberries because of this. Also a cotton ball would work functionally the same.

For the clothes patterns I mostly just winged it, checking if it fit on the model until I got something I liked before cutting the pieces out of white and light gray felt. I did go a little off-model for the cloak because it needed to be removable.

I attached the cloak lining with a backstitch, and the collar with a whipstitch. The buttonholes I cut with scissors and whipstitched the heck out of the edges after making sure they were big enough. I had made sure the holes in the buttons were big enough to thread a needle through when I made them so I could easily attach them.

The hat brim pieces I whipstitched together while they lay flat on top of each other very close to the edge of the fabric. I did the same with the pointy part, but also flipped it inside out afterwards. I used a running stitch along the edge to attach the top and bottom brim, and a backstitch with the pretty side on top to attach pointy piece while kind of folding it so the edge lays flat against the brim.

The last step was to use very watered down acrylics to make it look weathered.

And that’s it! Not sure if anyone really wanted this, but I figure it doesn’t hurt.

I’m happy to answer any questions!

[meltedwax87]