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[EDIT:] I MADE IT ONTO EQD?! FOR REAL? FOR REAL.
Holy crap. I'm dying.

I've finally broken the threshold into sculpted customs! And boy, was it a learning experience.

This is [obviously] Littlepip of the fanfiction Fallout:Equestria by Kkat. One of my best friends is a huge fan of hers, and since pony customization is "my thing" and I had an extra Twilight base in my desk, I decided she would make the perfect Christmas gift for him. I haven't read it myself yet (though I plan on it) so I had to rely on a lot of different pieces of fan art and some other people's interpretation of how she would look in blind bag form. Ultimately I think she turned out pretty nice; the pictures don't do her justice.

I sculpted the majority of her mane, parts of her tail, her pipbuck, and her jacket with Crayola air-dry clay and, once dry, sanded it with some fine grit sandpaper. Prep work in itself took like 4 hours before I finished everything, since I did it in bits and pieces. Then she was painted with plain old Liquitex acrylics and sealed with matte Modge Podge.

Overall I'd say she was easily ~10 hours... counting fixing her up after I dropped her in the paint mid-way. >___>;;;

But yeah! I feel like my first sculpted piece was a big success, and I'm super proud of her.

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[EDIT:] I MADE IT ONTO EQD?! FOR REAL? FOR REAL.
Holy crap. I'm dying.

I've finally broken the threshold into sculpted customs! And boy, was it a learning experience.

This is [obviously] Littlepip of the fanfiction Fallout:Equestria by Kkat. One of my best friends is a huge fan of hers, and since pony customization is "my thing" and I had an extra Twilight base in my desk, I decided she would make the perfect Christmas gift for him. I haven't read it myself yet (though I plan on it) so I had to rely on a lot of different pieces of fan art and some other people's interpretation of how she would look in blind bag form. Ultimately I think she turned out pretty nice; the pictures don't do her justice.

I sculpted the majority of her mane, parts of her tail, her pipbuck, and her jacket with Crayola air-dry clay and, once dry, sanded it with some fine grit sandpaper. Prep work in itself took like 4 hours before I finished everything, since I did it in bits and pieces. Then she was painted with plain old Liquitex acrylics and sealed with matte Modge Podge.

Overall I'd say she was easily ~10 hours... counting fixing her up after I dropped her in the paint mid-way. >___>;;;

But yeah! I feel like my first sculpted piece was a big success, and I'm super proud of her.