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Spicing up the neck

July 13th, 2007 by goregt

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Spicing up the neck

I’m a very dynamic sculptor (I’ve said this before and I am sure I’ll say it again).  With my own original art I usually have a basic idea of the sculpture I want to create but once I get started I just kind of make things up as I move along.  Personally I view this as a strength and not a weakness because the final design usually ends up better than the original vision.

That being said the new design to the horns has given me an idea on how I can spice up the rest of the sculpture a bit.  I’ll start with changes to the neck in this tutorial and will move on from there in the later lessons.

* This sculpture is created with Super Sculpey.

sculpting neck in polymer clay This is actually a pretty easy tutorial that creates a dramatic difference in the look of this piece.  The first step is to take little balls of clay, at various sizes, and press them into the neck.* Ignore the ear for now (I know it looks terrible).  I will cover sculpting the ear in the next lesson.
   
sculpting neck in polymer clay Using one of my sculpting tools a press the edges of the balls of clay into the neck.
   
sculpting neck in polymer clay Smooth everything out with a little alcohol and there you have it.  Note:  I will go back later and add the skin details to the bumps.

Next lesson - Sculpting the ears

Previous lesson Changing the design of the horns

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