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Colour-Splashes — Polymer Clay Pie Tutorial PART 1
Published: 2012-07-25 04:17:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 47289; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 182
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I've been asked to do some tutorials so here ya go! Feedback would be lovely since this is my first. I'm also working on one for Wonderbolt goggles but if there's anything else anyone would like me to do a tutorial of let me know!!Don't forget: I'll make just about anything you can think of so if you'd like some custom items for your pony collection send me a note!
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Hello there! A very good day to you. I found you from deviant art and think it will be interesting to ask if you would like to share your tutorial on our blog? It's a sharing blog for clay art in Malaysia targeting audience specifically for clay, clay artists, and even event organisers who are looking for talents. Posting quality tutorials on our blog will immensely increase your exposure as a clay artist and it'll be a good portfolio for yourself too. All credits will goes to you and at the bottom of the post, I'll put link to your email, blog, facebook, websites, etc.
Please let me know should you be interested. Hope to hear from you soon.
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Woah! Your technique for the sauce with the sauce for the pie is awesome! OAO so much skills!
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Then I'll hurry and finish part 2 for you!
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um...dont hurry for me iv not the time like lota my clay it can live in the fridge till its time
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Why do you have it in the fridge?
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air dry , and other easy dry clays so they dont dry out , the rest is in my working drew
total of 3-4kg
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Thank you! Is that a good format?
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certainly! very easy to follow. Love your work and you're really neat with your sculpts. i tend to just mash stuff together during that phase and cover everything up with a white undercoat
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Awesome!
Hahaha I hear you there. When I'm planning on painting a piece I can be pretty slap-dash. After all, sandpaper and paint can cover just about anything. But when I'm working with just Sculpy suddenly I become a neat freak. Here's some tips: Keep your work surface and hands super clean. Dust on your clay will show up really bad in photos. When switching between clay colors give your hands and work surface a swipe with some rubbing alcohol. That'll take off any clay residue. Also, this may seem trivial but bear with me here, don't turn on any fans or shake any blankets or put on a sweatshirt or anything like that. Dust will get all over your crap and then you'll be really pissed.
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Hey thanks for the tips! Now that you mentioned that...hmm... yeah ill take note of the dust when i do future projects, haha!
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