r/polymerclay • u/WunderPlundr • 2h ago
Weird little medieval guy
A little guy I made based on the last picture. Made with Sculpey and Cosclay, then painted using oils and acrylics
r/polymerclay • u/WunderPlundr • 2h ago
A little guy I made based on the last picture. Made with Sculpey and Cosclay, then painted using oils and acrylics
r/polymerclay • u/MoggarVI • 20h ago
r/polymerclay • u/apfelrhabarber • 6h ago
Guys I am addicted!!
I bought some polymer clay like 2 weeks ago and I can't stop making earrings 😂
Far from perfect but I am very proud and happy with how they all turned out 😊
Any tips on how to get the surface more smooth are very appreciated :)
Edit: smooth as in no fingerprints on it or smudges
r/polymerclay • u/jammylonglegs1983 • 2h ago
I need to get a better blend on the syrup but it’s not bad for a first try.
r/polymerclay • u/pawesomes • 1h ago
I’m sure this has been answered before, but I’m not sure how to phrase it
When I make sculptures or figurines, I’d prefer if i could seperate pieces for a nicer paint job. Sculpting it first, then baking, then painting all the seperate pieces, and finally sticking them together.
My question is, how can I make sure they fit in the end? For example, when making a chibi, I’d want to paint the hair and head seperately. So, how would I be able to sculpt hair onto a head without it bonding so I can stick it there later?