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Sculpt Index 2003
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Here's looking at
you, Kid.
BonsaiKathy caught
these
20
screen shots of doing the eyes on a full face. It's in an Epson
Album.
06-16-03:
WebCam Demo Log-1. Doing a full sized face.
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She also sent
through to the MSATClayPictures list the EYEBALL Chart, where the face is
mapped out with measurements of One Eye Width, very weird looking but very
handy. Thank you BonsaiKathy for both efforts on our behalf.
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06-16-03:
WebCam Demo Log-2. The Pentagon Trick.
* Using a half face form left
over from the Eyeball cane Demo I
filled in the lower half.
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Eyeball
Index: some of the sections
that deal with eyeballs.
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Before 
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Filing Faces: Remember the first curing is just rough draft. There's
filing and sanding yet to do.
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After
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TLS Make Up, Index
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Nursing
Mom
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Creole Queen - Demo 06-19-03:
Johanna in Hamburg, Germany requested sculpting in Demo so we made a figure
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Lovely Rita the MerMaid, better known as
RitaMaid.
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07-29-03: This
face got cane slices pressed to it after the first curing. This is still a
work in process but I wanted to share these pictures. The close up of the eye
catches the mica shift of the gold. The cane slices are sheets of gold and a
translucent mix of burnt umber and bleached translucent Premo. It was bathed
with baby oil to cut down the dusty look.
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07-25-03: The
second face from the new skull form. Without eyelashes or eyebrows he looks a
bit bare, but he's still uncured so we still have time to fiddle with him.
I'm pretty happy
with the filled in skull form, shown below, for making new faces. Now all we
have to do is make smaller skull forms to help us with faces in a mini scales.
It will also help us with Day of the Dead efforts.
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07-25-03: The
ceramic skull is actually an ashtray, the top of the skull comes off.
The skull was covered with foil and then white clay was laid over it. I
made a slightly "fleshed" out skull mold. I wanted to keep some of
the indentation under the cheek bone to see if I could sculpt a smiling face.
The face on the left is the first effort using this new modified skull form. I
put a sheet of aluminum foil on the skull form and laid on skin clay. Dropped
some eyeballs in the sockets and there we are.
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