Camelo, thanks for the kind words. On this piece, the gray was Super Sculpey + regular black Sculpey. I did it so that I can see the texture more clearly on a darker surface (SS Firm will give you the same benefit). The texture was done with a loop tool and I used alcohol to smooth out the surface. Chavant will stick to baked sculpey, so that allows me to make further changes easier, even on baked sculpey. hope this helps.

Hello-Amazing work first of all! Secondly what is the gray mixed in with the super sculpey? Is it sculpey firm? On a sculpey piece what do you do to get those amazing skin textures? I noticed on the medusa piece that you used chavant-is that for any particular reason? Please help the aspiring sculptor! Thanks for your work!

The Hands and Feet of this Critter are beyond belief! You are doing such exquisite stuff I cannot tell; detailing, concept, the whole range of your figures, all is well balanced and freaks the hell out of me. Weird and strange, the way it should be. Allow me to be a bit provocative: Who is Takeya? Frank

F***en sick! omg cannot wait for the Quadruped to be released!!!!!!!!!!

Inspirational work, thanks for sharing these great pics!

Dude, I would love to know what it is you consider "sculpting mistakes". This one is absolutely fascinating.

Sorry guys. this one's on-hold for now. Made too many sculpting mistakes on the original.

We are still waiting for more pictures.

hey spider!... this is amazing... ive never seen something like that before,... and i have to say... is rteally amazing man... congratulation... all your works are good... im learnin very much... great detail... this big brown dog... and... cya later-!!!! big brown dog

hey thanx darkmeq. the Quadruped piece will be released as a resin kit. stay tuned brother!

Hi Spiderzero!! I have been looking through your web and gotta tell you QUADRUPED is simply beautiful, are you planning on having it as a statue if not do you have it for sell.

montana angelo carmelo, Fimo's similar to regular Sculpey. Super Sculpey is a little bit harder.

is your job fantastic simply, a question, is the super sculpey similar to the fimo?

thanks darkmeq! hugepeanut, to me, the aluminum foil is not a must, but it does help. When you do use it, don't bulk out beyond the outermost point of the rib cage. When you're sculpting a human figure, think of the armature/aluminum foil as the skeleton, then lay out the muscles piece by piece before blending them down. the anatomy will be more accurate that way.

Thanx for the wire pic post, thats the par I'm having most problems with, always bulk out too much with alu.foil do you use that stuff alot?

Long time since i seen a new but icredible artist like you guys, i will definetely keep an eye on Becoming!!

thanks llamahead:) some of the pictures were taken after I'd brushed down the unbaked sculpt with alcohol (hence the shine). As for the veins, I try to do them before the sculpt's baked.

this is absolutely amazing... it just leaves me speechless... how do you get the shinyness? do you bake it before you add the vein details?

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