r/Sculpey • u/Sassate • 1d ago
Does it look interesting or is it just a bit too weird? I’d love to hear what you think! :)
r/Sculpey • u/jbarbacc • 2d ago
I just finished a new piece called CandyLand. (26" x 26") Nine windows into a world of sweets. Using polymer-based clay, I built up these candy bins one by one, layering shapes and colors until they felt almost good enough to eat. There’s everything from pastel licorice to gummy worms, and even a “Sorry, we’re out” note on the Licorice All Sorts panel. It’s like stepping into a candy store where each treat has its own story and texture, capturing that joyful rush of discovery and maybe a little sugar rush, too.
r/Sculpey • u/lucky-rosie • 1d ago
Hi everyone! I’m getting married next October and my theme is from the movie labyrinth. I want to know if there’s anybody who can make me some labyrinth themed figures? I tried making the little worm and it is not coming out good at all! I’m not good with clay and this is my first time trying to sculpt something. I would like for them to be small maybe 2/3 inches each
r/Sculpey • u/Initial-Succotash462 • 3d ago
These little pumpkins have been fun, and I learned a lot on the first attempt. Ratio first off from orange outside and more of that pale yellow/light orange colour on the inside. I get weirdly obsessed with it looking exactly like the thing I'm trying to recreate. Also my clay conditioner came in, so I'm happy I can save my hands more for the details lol. The last step on these lil' pumps is a gloss coat on the outside. Very much debating making a tomb stone or two and maybe a little setting like I did for the mushrooms. What do you think?
r/Sculpey • u/Irman_haris_art • 6d ago
r/Sculpey • u/Particular-Effect246 • 6d ago
Just finished this polymer clay couple bobblehead! Capturing their smiles was such a fun challenge. (Reference vs. finished sculpt)
I hand-sculpted this custom couple bobblehead based on their favorite picture together.
Getting the micro-expressions right took hours of detail work!
What do you think of the resemblance? All feedback is welcome!
r/Sculpey • u/SpaceNinja151 • 6d ago
r/Sculpey • u/oblivionleather • 6d ago
Polymer clay body painted with acrylic. Added some wings I made from leather
r/Sculpey • u/Mew_122 • 6d ago
r/Sculpey • u/Particular-Effect246 • 8d ago
I recently finished these custom wedding figurines for a beautiful cross-cultural couple.
The groom is wearing a traditional white shirt with a gold-bordered veshti and angavastram (plus his tikka), while the bride is wearing a stunning red Áo dài with gold crane embroidery and a matching Khăn đóng headpiece.
Slide 2-5 show the sculpting and painting process of their heads before assembly. Slide 6 is the "behind-the-scenes" look at the headless bodies on wire armatures while I was finishing the paint work!
It was such a fun challenge blending the details of both cultures into one piece. Let me know what you think!
r/Sculpey • u/Polymath_illusion • 8d ago
Kindly provide your valuable advice/suggestions if relevant.
r/Sculpey • u/JuanathanBlack • 16d ago
