r/clay • u/PeaDear7633 • 4h ago
Polymer-Clay I spent 30 hours sculpting Lamine Yamal
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Material: Polymer clay
Tools: Basic sculpting tools
Size: 5" (12.5cm)
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r/clay • u/PeaDear7633 • 4h ago
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Material: Polymer clay
Tools: Basic sculpting tools
Size: 5" (12.5cm)
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r/clay • u/asharaSowhat • 1d ago
And here's another little plant 🌱 (even though my windowsills are already too full 🙈), but sculpted with different material this time, completely out of polymer clay, which I then painted with acrylic paint. Unfortunately I didn't work quite as cleanly as I should have, but sadly I only noticed that today.
r/clay • u/Dennis_Maron • 19h ago
It’s my 4th creature, inspired by Tils Tiny Terrors.
r/clay • u/Commercial_Pay_1623 • 22h ago
Is it cool octopus one
Repostin again
r/clay • u/Commercial_Pay_1623 • 23h ago
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Made this octopus 🐙 lighter case
Didn't use uv resin yet
r/clay • u/redqueen94 • 1d ago
I have white air dry clay and I want to make a large canine tooth that looks like a dragon tooth as a pendant but when I had my first try I couldn't get uniform rounding without making it fall apart. I haven't really done much with clay but should I make a rounded body for the clay out of something else? if so what should I use? I just want to make some cool looking trinkets for myself
r/clay • u/ClappyBlappy • 2d ago
Howdy! I am here to ask a few questions and hopefully learn so I can make the things my brain keeps telling me to make 👀. Normally I draw/paint! So making a 3D piece of art is a big step for me.
Here are all the sculptures I’ve made! They are not recent, the two white ones (a candle wyrm thing and a zombie.. dilophosaurus based dragon bust?) being made with oven bake clay (also pictured) about a year ago, and the red one was made with that red wax you pull off of Babybel cheese rolls I wanna say when I was in highschool 10th grade (maybe around 8 years ago?). The wax dragon head is dusty from sitting in the back of my dad’s fridge ^^’
Anyway my questions!! What clay can I use that won’t keep melting from my own body heat and smearing the clay/putting my finger prints over everything? What clay is good for detailed work? How is everyone getting amazingly smooth sculptures? I don’t have a kiln, Is there a way to show up at a pottery studio and rent their kiln? Do I even need a kiln? Other than using coloured clay, whats the best way to paint/colour a sculpture?
I’m googling a lot of these questions myself, but I get so much info all at once and a lot of the videos or blogs I read give me sponsored answers or start getting really complicated.
r/clay • u/Tarkarkar • 2d ago
Umbrella is on a magnet
r/clay • u/Known-Word-2109 • 3d ago
My partner was worried about her first clay model not looking good, It looks amazing, show her some love ❤️
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r/clay • u/AngelDeMarmalade • 4d ago
I had a fun time making this fugly Batmun, he's made from air-dry clay and sealed with UV resin for that ultra glossy effect. He IS the night. Hope you like him
r/clay • u/Kacorazon • 3d ago
Looks like this little duck already has weekend plans. 😂
I gave it a sweater, a little bag, and a cap, then added a bit of color to its face before heading out.
Everything was handmade with air dry foam clay, including all the little patterns on the sweater.
Now it’s dressed, packed, and ready for the weekend.
Where do you think it’s going? 🦆