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Post by Supersaurus on Apr 5, 2009 8:31:57 GMT -5
This little guy measures approx 29cm long and 22cm tall.  |
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Post by jpdude11 on Sept 2, 2009 22:14:19 GMT -5
that looks awesome!
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Post by giganotosaurus on Sept 3, 2009 20:54:05 GMT -5
Is it supposed to look like it's jumping?
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Post by jpdude11 on Sept 3, 2009 23:30:05 GMT -5
what kind of clay do you use to sculpt your dinos out of?
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Post by Supersaurus on Sept 4, 2009 16:00:39 GMT -5
I will try to do this model so it's running. I can do other versions from this easy once it's finished and has a mold, so maybe a jumping one will happen soon.
The clay I use is an oil-based clay such as Roma or Chavant. Visit Artsupplies.com online for more info.
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Post by jpdude11 on Sept 4, 2009 17:58:19 GMT -5
I will try to do this model so it's running. I can do other versions from this easy once it's finished and has a mold, so maybe a jumping one will happen soon. The clay I use is an oil-based clay such as Roma or Chavant. Visit Artsupplies.com online for more info. thanks i will check it out |
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Post by giganotosaurus on Sept 4, 2009 23:39:29 GMT -5
does it harden quickly?
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Post by Supersaurus on Sept 5, 2009 7:39:07 GMT -5
Oil-based clay doesn't harden, it stays nice and soft so can be used over and over for other projects. You would need to create a mold if modeling in this material and cast a copy in a hardening resin for assembly and painting.
If you don't want to get into molding & casting, you will need a good quality clay that does harden such as Super-Sculpy. This needs to be fired in an oven to cure.
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Post by giganotosaurus on Sept 5, 2009 19:26:00 GMT -5
Oh. because we did stuff like this in my art class. and we made jugs with faces on them and fired them in an oven.
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Post by Supersaurus on Sept 6, 2009 4:45:38 GMT -5
That's more likely to be a pottery type of clay you used then. Super-Sculpy is pretty expensive and comes in small packs. I guess your class would go for the cheaper firing material commonly used for making plates, jugs, vases etc...
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Post by giganotosaurus on Sept 6, 2009 17:08:45 GMT -5
Ya that's probably right.. it was my 7th grade Art 1 class. We were trying to make one of those ugly faced jugs they had in old times. something like that.
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