#epoxy clay

[thejawsdevour]

Caroline Dewison (English) - Green Valley (mixed media acrylic, medite, epoxy clay, flock, resin, and wire, 2025)

[vintewera]

For more I invite you to my IG and FB profile ~ Vintewera

[asterophoria]

Say something nice to him

[darthasterisk]

One of the most satisfying parts of this process is spraying the figure with primer and seeing what parts still need sanding as you put it under a harsh light. Pretty happy with this one since I only see a couple places that need fixing.

The goal is to place it on a music box base (just not this particular one) but with a slightly altered design.

One more round of sanding, and then it's on to moldmaking

[vivsemporium]

These two Ankheg minis are printed from a high-quality resin, so are more flexible and sturdy compared to your average mini fig! This means that there are intricate details that have stayed during the printing process and will withstand constant handling whilst on your battle maps.

Created by Epic Miniatures Printed by Pluto Minis Hand painted by me, alongside a custom epoxy clay 50mm sand base.

[flippysquid]

So I wanted to get back into making dolls, and really like having them be posable. In the olden days I used to make them with sculpey and pipe cleaners. Which kinda works but also they pose like Gumby so bleah.

So I scoured youtube and blogs, looking for tutorials on how to make tiny ball joints and things. Watched a lot of excruciating tutorial videos on sculpting ball joints and then making molds of them and then casting custom ball joints with some kind of mysterious resin/epoxy blend and got really discourage.

Then I stepped on some legos. And it dawned on me.

Lego makes tiny ball joints. They are even sturdy enough to do stop motion with!

So, now I’ve got this little experimental guy. Obviously I can’t bake polymer clay onto plastic legos, so we’re trying out this 2 part epoxy clay called Magic Sculpt.

So far he needed his hip rebuilt once because the first version made him stuck doing permanent squats. And then I shattered his femur on accident making him do some sweet dance moves.

Now I just need to sculpt some microscopic hands and feet and a face for the next phase. Going to attempt a little Teldryn Sero doll so I can hide his poor dumb face when I screw it up. Also because eventually I want to build a little miniature bar and fill it with random characters and every bar needs mercenaries hanging around.

[eclecticclay]

From prima ballerina to frosty faun...

[neovantage]

If you've ever started something and gone on a rollercoaster ride of misconceptions as that venture took turns you never imagined, then you can understand the journey of this piece. It started out as something completely different in my mind. Hands molded it into something more alien. Its been repainted four times. Given an acetone wash just to see what would happen. A base was suggested. All the while the idea of what it is, the story of him, has changed tremendously. But that's just about what he means to me, and that's my personal connection. How he appears to you is what matters and I'd never want to take away any feeling that someone experiences when looking at art by tainting it with an unasked for viewpoint. So I implore you to make your own decisions.