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When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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Here's the paint job on the llama that I sculpted recently.
Airbrush with acrylic ink and regular craft acrylic for detailing, over super sculpey firm. |
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December 13, 2006
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“Let us live for the beauty of our own reality.” - Charles Lamb
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"Take me with a grain of salt."
Why the flute? The person commissioning this piece wanted it. I was going to sculpt a more realistic llama for her, but she wanted to incorporate one of her boyfriend's interests into the sculpture, since it's a gift for him. He loves llamas, and playing the flute, so this ws the obvious choice.
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"Let's have a party
There's a full mo0n in the sky
It's the hour of the wolf
And I don't want to die"
~Oingo Boingo, No One Lives Forever
I kind of "stab" the clay with a rounded leaf-shaped tool I have to make a rough shaggy fur pattern, and then I smooth the whole thing down with rubbing alcohol. The secret is to vary the pattern and the tool pressure all while going in the direction that fur would grow on a real animal. It still ends up being a little stylized this way, but I like how it turns out.
I'll be taking ceramics this coming semester, THANK YOU JESUS, so you shall soon get to see what it looks like when I put MY hands to clay. Much joy and merriment shall be had!
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"Take me with a grain of salt."
Have fun with the ceramics class! Sculpture is a fun medium and it'll be cool to see what you make.
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