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Here's the first of the tutorials I promised. Most of the things in this tute are self taught so it may be a bit idiosyncratic but..... well, there it is.

I recommend that you download and then zoom in because the DA large view is still too small for the text to be legible....... big file.
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~crazytooner Nov 23, 2010  Student Digital Artist
How much did you use for making this?
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:iconcybernetichero:
I seem to remember only using about half of a standard 1 pound brick. Most of the mass is taken up with foil with just a skin of sculpey over the top about as deep as the details you are going to put into it :D
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~crazytooner Nov 23, 2010  Student Digital Artist
ah right thank you :)
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Mood: Wow! ~babbletrish Jul 28, 2010  Professional Traditional Artist
Fantastic! By coincidence, I need to make a sauropod maquette for a painting. I'm really intimidated by this project and your tutorial is perfect!
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:iconcybernetichero:
You're very welcome. :D If you post a picture of it here leave a link so I can have a look .
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~ArtBennyRGrau Jan 6, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
ok I can read it after downloading it
thanks
i have gray sculpey that's like stone
and i wanted to make stuff (bobble head chibis)
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:iconcybernetichero:
I get the ball rolling (hehe) with a rolling pin.
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:iconartbennyrgrau:
~ArtBennyRGrau Jan 7, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
inserts rimshot here*
lol
now that rolling gag can leave ya a lil flat!...

well I TRIED!
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~danevilparker Jan 6, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
that was really good and well paced, i didnt know there was all that stuff beneath them.

:)

very good!
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~ArtBennyRGrau Jan 5, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
ok how do you soften the sculpey?
also
I cant read the text well :(
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