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yeah real awesome man! keep it up. atb --tim :)

great work! love the face, looks seasoned. atb --tim

awww thats just superb man! love her. you did her justice. :) atb --tim

hey guys, thanks, glad you like him. i'll add the socks down his shorts very soon; you know what photo sites are like- they wig out at genitals!! :) Good idea on the likeness idea too. i need to have a go at portraits so i'll look in to that. next up is a transfer to wax for final details...

the Fishing Cow is simply brilliant! very funny. well executed too. atb --tim :)

hope this might help dont know if this is relevent or indeed of use to you but there is a Sculptor on the Clubhouse Forums who is doing The Flash in 1/4 scale/18 inch figure; saw it a few weeks ago. will eventually make it to resin so maybe it would be right up your alley. thought i'd mention...

another study piece in Chavant Oil Clay, 10,25 inches tall. Drawing and antomy studies begining to come home to roost on the sculpting. not perfect but none too shabby. just adding it to my gallery really. feel free to comment, ask questions or be social. happy to talk sculpture and lend aid...

thanks Jamie, very kind, i enjoy the studies but still got ways to go so i'll keep on slinging clay!! all the best -- tim

thanks Tony. nice to hear from you mate,glad you like her. hope you are well too@ hope you are still sculpting as well. i am currently doing the body for her then i'll finish the hair ect. she'll be 23 inches tall all in. atb Tony --tim

thanks guys. i'm no sculptor either!! :) lol atb --tim

Havent posted in a while,did this for the CH jam on portraits and head sculpting. Not being a Portrait artist of any measure i decided to aim for some thing at least Feminine! :) Head is 73 mm including Hair and is rendered in Chavant hard which is Plastilene to some folks. like the...

hi, i have 2 methods. i do the same as you with a square of material and draw the face on like a wood carver might and i use Rodins method of begining in profile so i rough out the nose and such on a ball or block (depends on mood) and when happy begin to carve out the basics. i used to do...

saw this inprog on the CH. turned out nice. thought it was going to be a Full Figure which is a surprise. was the a way to lay Bats down and have the fist next to his face? might work better with audiences. just a thought Calvin. :) atb --tim

cracking piece of miniature art! she is lovely indeed. her face is beautiful and the detailing makes the piece along with a great pose. all the best --tim:) btw, hope its cool to mention , Freya was the Goddess of Fertility and her Husband Frey was...

really like this. great job. all the best --tim

here's a one i like; Sculpting Lifelike Figures in Polymer Clay. by Katherine Dewey full of good hints, advice and a good introduction to the notion of proportion in the Human plus gender differences. all the best --- tim.

nice one Ray! you are sure good at these. looks like a Munitions worker. as for the feet , what the heck eh? the Human is very diverse. all the best --- tim

nice anatomy work Gordy! legs look great. i really like Scottish figures, guess there's an associated Romanticism with the Kilted Rebel. all the best --- tim

another great lil sculpt Ray :) atb --- tim

hiya, i was just mentioning a way to do Wrinkles in skin. if you take a piece of Sculpey and a tool, then draw some lines in it, you will notice that the lines are deep and the passing of the tool on the surface leaves debris or tiny bits of putty. But if you take another piece of Sculpey...