Oct 12, 2020
Chai spice ☕️ and cherries 🍒 I made with clay #plastercine #tea #chai #chaispice https://www.instagram.com/p/CGOrcLuHGcT/?igshid=brd5x1yxv04
seen from Germany
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seen from Türkiye
seen from Russia
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seen from United States
seen from China
seen from India
seen from Netherlands
seen from Germany
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
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seen from Kazakhstan
Chai spice ☕️ and cherries 🍒 I made with clay #plastercine #tea #chai #chaispice https://www.instagram.com/p/CGOrcLuHGcT/?igshid=brd5x1yxv04
3D sculptures of my original characters. Aelfraed, Gilgamesh and Karma
Plasticine street art
Faces on Nelson Street church were looking at bit sad but now they are happy.
SOLD a few 3D letter pieces at @janssenartspace this month. Feeling good, except I can’t find the original molds. So I’m currently in process of making new handmade molds. . Creating with your hands feels so good. Who else enjoys making things with their hands? . I plan to offer custom hand made paintings with the option of using your own words. What do you think of this idea? . . . #3dartwork #3dletters #plastercine #moldmaking #lettering #typography #origionalart #makingart #artmaking #emelinetate #letterk #sculpting #3dsculpting #wip #workinprogress #artvideo #wipwednesday #palmspringsartist #britishartist (at Palm Springs, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/Br3hJ_LngEx/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dv635otz9moh
36 Days of Type - Charlotte Audrey
My shaun the sheep which I made in a workshop at college with Jim Parkyd, a senior animator and model maker from Aardman Animations. 🐑
Plastercine is full of endless possibilities. So cheap to buy - and perfect for a rainy day or a train journey. We stored these in a cleaned out take-away box.
The first 2 Plasticine models-
the model on the right shows my attempt of joining many triangles made by using Plasticine to form a 3D model. The model on the left aimed to show quadrilateral shapes made of Plasticine. However both models are made of shapes that are inaccurate because none of the shapes have straight sides and are distorted. So many will argue that the shapes seen here are not triangles and not quadrilaterals because the angles and sides are incorrect and have been distorted.
Even though the models are unsuccessful in representing shapes correctly, I still believe that I could develop bigger pieces using MDF. I could make these compositions out of MDF and be more successful because the wood is harder and would allow me to get hard edges.