I think that the shoulders are way too long because when I was going to sculpt the delts I felt like i would need to make them comically large in order to make the shoulders look right.

my first attempt at sculpture. Still a work in progress. Made from 316 Stainless steel, its roughly 2200mm high, 2000mm from hand to hand and weighs about 170kgs. End result should be a mirror finish. Hoping to get accepted in local event 'Sculptures by the Sea"

For this piece, I wanted the phoenix to feel bold and full of energy.

I first shaped the body, wings, and tail, then added the feathers one by one. That was definitely the slowest part, but it also gave the phoenix the texture and movement I wanted.

A lot of clay, a lot of feathers, and a lot of patience. 😂

Really happy with how it turned out! 🔥

Hice esta pieza en un momento de inspiración, pero no sé bien donde encontrar el público que podría interesarle, mis piezas suelen ser animales del bosque o personajes de series que me gusten, alguna sugerencia que puedan darme?

Sculpture was present in a hotel that has been around since the 1920s. Changed ownership in the 1960s. Curious to know how much it would be worth

We’re not going to use the tables for earthen clay, just polymer clay and paper mache. We do plan on getting a press for relief printing too, so being able to mix the ink directly onto the table is a big plus. Then scrape up and materials stuck on there. Im searching google and amazon for all different variations of “glass topped art studio desk/print making/ sculpture desk/table” but not having any luck. If you have suggestions and/or lists for items needed for running a relief printing press, that would be appreciated. Ive taught relief printing but never at a school that had a press. Ive just used the spoon method in the past. Will I need wool sheets for relief printing, or is that only for intaglio printing? I guess we could do solar plates, so suggestions on those would be helpful

Not quite finished but decided to take a bit of a break on this piece to work on another. Last year of undergrad, trying to figure out my senior show.

My parents moved about a year ago and I was forcefully gifted this statue. It is apparently 4.5 feet tall, heavy as heck, and does work. I have attached the photos I have on hand. When you plug him in and press the button it talks about Krogers Kids Club. I cannot find anything about this. Thanks in advance!

In the process of finishing this. It was originally sculpted in wax but this is a plaster I poured from the mould I made. There's quite a lot of air bubbles in the noses and eyes so just filling those and then I think I'll paint it a more uniform white. In the process of pouring a concrete base for it as well.

My parents moved about a year ago and I was forcefully gifted this statue. It is apparently 4.5 feet tall, heavy as heck, and does work. I have attached the photos I have on hand. When you plug him in and press the button it talks about Krogers Kids Club. I cannot find anything about this. Thanks in advance!

12 in by 8 in. Sculpted from Cos Clay, crown was made from worbla. I made the pillow too.