"SOFIA" 2 1/2" INCH SCULPTURE

[KIMBEARLYS]

Well here is the new baby I just finished. She is fully hand sculpted and hand painted. No molds used. She is a 100% hand sculpted original and "One Of A Kind" She is only 2 1/2" inches tall. I just love the softness of her. Call me crazy.... I continue to go from painting, sculpting, teddy bears etc.... I can't seem to stick to one thing. I wish I could.
Let me know what you think of "Sophia"
Have a GREAT day!
Hugs,
Kimbearly

Or just go to the website to see more!
http://www.kimbearlys.com
Thanks in advance.

 

[Markus]

Hi Kimbearly,

that is a real nice baby !!!

Kind regards,
Markus

 

[KIMBEARLYS]

Thank-you so much! I am still going to try a Indian some day. I love this site. The SBS are just awesome!!!! Exspecially -garyjd I think his are just outstanding. Thanks for taking a look!
Kimbearly

 

[neill]

Nice Job Miss Kimberly. you have captured the softness, that always seems to evade my fingertips as I sculpt.... Keep up the excellent work.

Neill
My Webpage

 

[KIMBEARLYS]

Thanks so much! You made my day! I guess that is how to spell determined... I just wont give up.
Thanks again,
Kimbearly

 

[Guy]

Excellent work Kimberly.....thanks for posting.

 

[garyjd]

Kimberly, Very fine work. It has such a softness to it. I'm looking forward to that Indian sculpture. It's great to see something other than military or historical subjects.~Gary

PS, thanks for the kind words.

 

[periklis_sale]

Excellent work Kimbearly

i love the natural inocent look before they turn out to be little terrors!!!!!!!!!

nice one mate

 

[MAB]

Wow Kimberly.... compliments optimal job of sculptures to also of painting.

Indeed delicious.

MAB

 

[yeo_64]

BEAUTIFUL WORK, Kimberly !!!!! It really reminds me of my daughter when she was asleep at "that" age (she's now 6 and still just as adorable :lol: !!! ) KUDOS for a sculpt well done. Cheers !
Kenneth.

 

[ArturM]

Truly amazing! Beautiful work, Kimbearly. Compliments

Best regards
Artur

 

[bonehead]

Hello Kimberly,

Very nice! Getting such a soft and smooth effect is not easy in miniature. You have done a really good job here. The subtle tinting of the skin helps enhance this effect. Excellent!

I second Gary's comment regarding non-military subject matter. There is a whole huge world out there that can be depicted that does not involve people killing each other. I think we need more of that!

Yeah, make love, not war! I think that is what you have done here!

Cheers!!

Mike

 

[flart1943]

Hi Kimberly
Great skin tones what paint do you use?
Pete

 

[KIMBEARLYS]

Originally posted by Guy@Jul 11 2006, 05:30 PM
Excellent work Kimberly.....thanks for posting.

Excellent work Kimberly.....thanks for posting.Thank-you. Sorry for the delay in posts. my computer had to have everything reinstalled. 2nd time in a month and a half. I hate that.
Kimbearly
Thanks again

 

[KIMBEARLYS]

Originally posted by flart1943@Jul 12 2006, 01:10 PM
Hi Kimberly
Great skin tones what paint do you use?
Pete

I just use cheap arcrylics. The kind at Michaels. I think like .99 cents. I use them with water- Takes about 5 - really thinned out coats. Works great and drys quick! Hope that helps.
P.S Michaels has them on sale through Sat or Sun for .49 cents.

 

[KIMBEARLYS]

Originally posted by bonehead2@Jul 12 2006, 10:34 AM
Hello Kimberly,

Very nice! Getting such a soft and smooth effect is not easy in miniature. You have done a really good job here. The subtle tinting of the skin helps enhance this effect. Excellent!

I second Gary's comment regarding non-military subject matter. There is a whole huge world out there that can be depicted that does not involve people killing each other. I think we need more of that!

Yeah, make love, not war! I think that is what you have done here!

Cheers!!

Mike

Thank-you! Went to the book store today. I did buy my son a book on Civil War guns etc..... He loves it. I looked at some Indian books but didn't quite find what I am looking for. They mostly had above the waist shots. Great picutres! But I want the full body.
Thanks for looking!

 

[KIMBEARLYS]

Originally posted by garyjd@Jul 11 2006, 07:45 PM
Kimberly, Very fine work. It has such a softness to it. I'm looking forward to that Indian sculpture. It's great to see something other than military or historical subjects.~Gary

PS, thanks for the kind words.

Hi Gary,
Your tutorials are truly inspiring. Very informative. The best I have EVER seen.
As for those Indians- I need to find a great full body picture. The kind that just grabs at you and says- "get the clay"
I just posted some better pictures on my site if you want to take a look.
Thanks again Gary. You are the best!

 

[Stefano Borin]

It's a real impressive kind of work,
Many, many compliments!!!

ciao da Stefano

 

[KIMBEARLYS]

Thank-you so much!