
skull and body core in apoxie sculpt

It is tiny so did not need an augmented armature but I decided to attach it to a stand so the brass tubing only goes up to the bottom joint in 3 legs.

I have since attached 3 brass rods into the stand that the tubes in his legs will fit over.
Beginning to add polymer clay...

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10 Smooshing Thoughts:
This is exciting!
I love to see all kinds of WIPs.
I love to watch the process of a work of art like this. :0)
Love it! cant wait to see the finished project!!
This is awesome. Thank you for sharing with us. I love seeing how you do things like this. WOW
That is really cool! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome in-progress. I liked seeing how you did your armature. Now you've left us in suspense! Waiting to see how it turns out!
Wow! Does the metal inside affect the baking/curing time of the clay? So interesting :)
Very cool! I love seeing the process! ~Val
Very interesting, so much work even before adding the clay!
Wonderful to watch this little creature as it comes to life!
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