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Tiger Figurineby *WildSpiritWolf

Artisan Crafts / Glass / Other

A 1 3/4" tiger figure I sculpted with

's Sculpey while visiting this summer. I started with white sculpey, baked it, then brought it home and painted it with acrylics. These pictures don't really do him justice. I was going to try and get more angles in various lighting and stuff but my camera's battery decided it was done. So two pictures are all I have right now.

Edit: I played around with Play-Doh as a child and modeling clay as I got older but it was all just for fun and never anything serious. This little guy was where my sculpting first started.

~AnimewolfNakita Feb 19, 2012

Not to be a pest but, #1. What tempreture do you bake the super sculpty at? #2. How long do you bake each figurine? #3. How do you sculpt your figurines? ( Like how do you keep fingerprints from imbedding into your sculpture?) #4. How do you make your print unavailible for use? Please reply!

*WildSpiritWolf Mar 8, 2012

#1. 275 degrees Fahrenheit #2. About 30-40 minutes usually #3. I hold my sculptures gently and smooth out any fingerprints with the side of a finger #4. When DevART takes you to the print page, scroll up and select "view deviation" instead of following through with allowing it as a print

--WildSpirit