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Comment on Whidbey Woodland Creature by paulhoover

Tue, 19 Feb 2008 22:21:56 -0600

At 19-Feb-2008 22:21:56, paulhoover posted:

Nice work man. Usually sculpy won't deform too much. Sometimes it will sag a bit. I wouldn't worry about it. Better to have a hard sculpture than a squished one.

Comment on Whidbey Woodland Creature by jesse

Tue, 19 Feb 2008 16:12:08 -0600

At 19-Feb-2008 16:12:08, jesse posted:

My comment, You should fire it as soon as possible...why? When left unfired these creations get squashed at some point, not on purpose. Also you can always buy more sculpey and I hope you do. AND firing it takes it matte finish, not glossy which generally looks nicer. IF his nails or hair fall off, or break due to brittleness (probably not going to be an issue) then just get some tacky glue or super glue and (using minimal amounts) glue it back on! I suggest you bake him at a bit below the suggested temperature, because of his thickness he will need to bake for longer (like 20 minutes) then turn it up at the last five minutes to 350 degrees. Keep a close eye on him through the whole process and if he begins to bake more than golden on the very edges open the oven for a minute to let some of the heat escape then turn it down a little.

Comment on Whidbey Woodland Creature by colombianito

Mon, 18 Feb 2008 17:15:55 -0600

At 18-Feb-2008 17:15:55, colombianito posted:

very cool !! great job..

Comment on Whidbey Woodland Creature by natetrue

Mon, 18 Feb 2008 14:25:31 -0600

At 18-Feb-2008 14:25:31, natetrue posted:

Yeah, and the size totally fooled me. The photos had me thinking he was something like 18-24 inches tall rather than two.

Comment on Whidbey Woodland Creature by kristian

Mon, 18 Feb 2008 14:00:36 -0600

At 18-Feb-2008 14:00:36, kristian posted:

Very Cool! I like the history that follows :-)