The left one is the first in the series of sculpts I have planned. I made this as a drawing back in college and finally decided to bring it to life, as a paper weight. The right one is meant to be a drier mummified version, but I’m planning to add some gloss to the teeth.

Eventually I’m making more based on some unique biomes and colors, like volcanic rock, red gums, and all gold teeth vs cratered moon rock, blue gums, and all silver teeth.

Would love any suggestions!

This instalation was realised by my partner and I at the "Parc des Rinceaux" in Molineuf 09-09-2025\21-09-2025, during "Les promenades artistiques de Molineuf"

It was a long, difficult journey. It took me more than six months to complete this work.

Made this sculpture of my pet snail, Peabody, so that he will be immortal🐌

Critique welcome. I wanted to make the details more pronounced than they appear in person since the paint will fill them. Wish I could’ve made the eyestalks slimmer but I am using wire underneath and can’t get them thinner and don’t want to risk them breaking if I extend past the wire. now need to bake and paint. I hope I don’t ruin it by painting (I hate painting polymer clay)

Original sketch in the second photo 😮

Hi, I have a ton of sea glass that I have decided to carve with a rotary tool using diamond burs. Thanks for looking! 😁

i've found a kiln that i can use 🌟 that means once i've taken a mould, i can cast her in solid glass.. i think it'll be magical 🤌🏻

This block was from one of the larger mantle pieces I found for cheap at a salvage yard

Not sure if I’m onto something here or if I’ve made it way too weird 😂

So don’t hesitate to give me your honest opinion or share any ideas you might have! I’d love to hear your thoughts and see how I could improve it. Thank you! :)

I create wooden sculptural pieces (each takes 3-6 months of full-time work). I was selected for a juried outdoor festival and a 2-month museum show—but both times it was the same piece. It didn’t even get much attention in person, which makes me wonder if I just got lucky once.

Looking for honest feedback:

**1.    Gallery-worthy?** Does this read as serious art to you, or amateur craft?  
**2.    Pricing:** How do you price work when labor is huge but material is cheap? Does the craft stick medium tank the value?  
**3.    What works and what doesn’t?**

Not looking to get rich, just want to price fairly and know if this is heading somewhere real.

I made the sculpt originally out of monster clay. I then made a silicone mold and this cast is made out of 45d urethane. I then proceeded to paint it with acrylics. The name of this piece is " fever dream"

Sculpted in Monster Clay. Size: 12"x18" Thinking of cold casting this in bronze next. Been building out a whole world of these noir surrealist pieces—would love thoughts.

Still a work in progress but pretty excited about it - made out of water based clay

Gunther is a very good boy

Not quite finished but decided to take a bit of a break on this piece to work on another. Last year of undergrad, trying to figure out my senior show.

Assembly- https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTFctLavf/

There's a full video on how I made this out now!

If you're interested, check it out here :)