#clay modeling

[qep0ermint]

Today I got my mug, which I did a long time ago at a clay modeling master class, hooray ^^

And it looks creepy ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

[nemfrog]

Modeling a car. Design for business. 1947.

Prelinger Library via Internet Archive

[bringbackbunnymaloney]

Even more of the Charlotte figure!

[robyn-runestone]

This creecher reminds me of a puzzle :)

[shrekad0-mald0]

Here's a clay figure Teddie!! :DD

Made this in 2019 with the teddy drawing as well. lol Just looking at this silly little guy makes me laugh.🤣

Well, I hope the background isn't too distracting :)

[ourlonelymountain]

First attempt of modelling an anatomical heart from air dry clay

[chunibtaro]

Celine figurine is done!!!

[kallso]

silly guy

my buddy used modeling clay for the first time to make one of his battle cats, buddy does not have tumblr so I post for buddy

[ilonacho]

Sad book club📚

[bringbackbunnymaloney]

For those who missed it:

Earlier, Méko shared an update on the Charlotte figure! She’s really starting to look familiar! 🔥

[robyn-runestone]

Yippee!

[thinking-emoji]

the fact that "don't cry, craft" is genuinely some of the best life advice i've ever heard

[brodorokihousuke]

a duo divided by the stars ★

yes. Clay is supposed to be taller than Apollo. let's, um... just say that Apollo is standing on a small stack of books here, lmao.

Part of a series of redraws Ive done over they years, I have the older ones posted under the cut.

psst if you’re only interested in my art, follow me over at @brodartrokihousuke

First was made July 2017, second was done September 2019, and the third was made January last year (2024).

I've finally made them actually interact with one another instead of just fully relying on the mirror tool! Also the rockets are great but they really just came off overbearing in the last one, so... into the background you go.

I could keep touching it up but I genuinely spent nearly 8 hours on it and was getting fairly sick of it 💀 I'm going to remake it again at some point anyways!!

[snoozie-snooze]

I receated one of the Owlk murals for Campfire Fest Day 5!! Prompts were fishing and home @outerwilds-events

Some progress shots below for funsies

Initial sketches

My little fishing creature c:

And unpainted

[chunibtaro]

Bene wip

[unyor-payn]

THE RED CASQUEHEAD BEAR

NATXANTSIN - MAGNUS FODIENS MONTANUS

The Red Casquehead Bear is a Pandoran predator, found in the Spires of the Clouded forest. The beasts are commonly seen traveling alone, or in mated pairs along the Circling Peaks biome.

Their common prey consists of both moonscarab and kite manta eggs and their young, fish, and echo stalker meat. The casquehead bear uses its leaf-like whiskers to sense the faintest shifts in the air and to locate potential prey. When having located a burrowing echo stalker den, the casquehead bear has been observed to mercilessly dig its way into the mouths of the burrow, and use its great claws to try and exhume the inhabitants. Even when faced with the echo stalker's aggression, the casquehead's tough facial plating negates most attempts at trying to deter the beast.

As the creature matures, its coloration shifts to more deep and vibrant colors, much like most Pandoran fauna. Mature individuals can be identified easily by the vibrant rust-colored mane upon their shoulders - the species' English namesake.

Unlike most Pandoran fauna, the red casquehead bear doesn't exactly use its second pair of forelegs for movement. The pair is mostly used for finer coordination whilst hunting or gathering, and for carrying their young. The limbs can essentially lock in place - not unlike the Terran sloth - and create a sort of cradle along the soft underbelly and strong chest of the beast.

The Ke'awa Kame'tire clan holds the beast in great regard. Hunting it is seen as an almost ritualistic occasion, and cause for great celebration amidst the clan. The red casquehead bear's titular mane and faceplates were commonly used in ritualistic occasions and ceremonies, though with the rise of the RDA, the materials have been rather crafted into vestments for accomplished warriors. When coming across a hunter who carries cloth with the casquehead's mane, it is customary to greet them with crossing one's arm across one's chest - imitating the casquehead carrying its young.