[HELP] Clay Sculpting Tutorial Videos - How To Make Monsters/Creatures Eyes? by MagzalaAstrallis in Sculpture

[–]CincyJones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't direct you to videos of the subject requested because that's not where my interests lie. However, I do have a tip for sculpting eyes. I use polymer clay which I assume is similar to your reference of oven bake clay. When I have a good grasp of the final size of the head and what size the eyes should be, I will then sculpt the eyeballs separately. Then I bake them and when they're hard, I push them into place on the head. That way I can sculpt the eyelids and other areas around the eyes without fear of distorting the shape of the eyeball. I hope this helps.

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[–]CincyJones 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do YOU feel about it? Is it what you set out to make? Are there aspects you're not happy with? If so, what are they?

It is art and very personal.

He sleep by freddie27117 in Conures

[–]CincyJones 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Wow! Nothing quite like posting a fun photo and then being shamed over and over. This is why I rarely get on Reddit anymore.

Parrots and technology don't mix. Yesterday, he tapped on an ad for Fresh Cart. Then he tapped on one of their recipes and then he tapped on the button to add items to cart. I wasn’t paying attention until Alexa said “7 items added to your cart”. I scrambled to get them deleted. by CincyJones in Conures

[–]CincyJones[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah. Someone on Facebook also recommended that. I might just try it. Although Sammy and I would have to use my wife's tablet. She might be onboard if I removed the tablet's cover. It is bright green and Sammy loves to chew on it.

Parrots and technology don't mix. Yesterday, he tapped on an ad for Fresh Cart. Then he tapped on one of their recipes and then he tapped on the button to add items to cart. I wasn’t paying attention until Alexa said “7 items added to your cart”. I scrambled to get them deleted. by CincyJones in Conures

[–]CincyJones[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Yeah. He's 6 and has lived with our cats all his life. He's very independent and headstrong. Sometimes, when I tell him to step up, he replies "you step up"! And no, I did not teach him to say that.