Cthulhu..... wip

[THOR14]

Hi guys, this is my attempt to sculpt something similar to Cthulhu. Is still a wip, and nothing is done, only the face is more detailed, but still need a lot of work. Here some pics of the wip:

[rgm501]

Looking good, cool design on the face.
Looking forward to seeing more.

[DynamicMenace]

nice

[THOR14]

Thank you, guys. Here new pics of the wip. I hope you like it:

[rgm501]

Dig the curled tentacle on his shoulder.
Not really feeling the dress tho, as well sculpted as it is..

[Cmast45]

Whoa! This is awesome. The "dress" is very well sculpted. Love the tentacles. Is the SS or the bees plastic you have in the background?

[THOR14]

Thank you all for your reply. Here the finished "base". Now I have to sculpt wings and other details; I hope you like it:








P.s. Cmast45 is bees plastic; I think is aweome. These pics are of the baked bees, and seems like plastic.

[Miguel Zuppo]

looks cool !
it's getting better and better

[afreeman]

Man, what a beautiful sculpt! How does the Bees putty handle? easy to use?

[THOR14]

Thank you very much, guys.

Here a pic of the bases: of wings and spear:



afreeman:

Man, what a beautiful sculpt! How does the Bees putty handle? easy to use?

I think this plastic Beesputty is fantastic. For my way to work, I find it truly exceptional. Is very sticky and very pliable when heated with the heat of the hands, so it is very easy and fun to work before being baked. One of the other things that particularly struck me is that unlike other polymer clay, when I cooked the surface is remaining perfectly smooth and polished, while other polymer clay surface seemed to become slightly "dusty". The level of detail that can maintain is extraordinary too. I just have to try working as it works to dry, with knife and sandpaper.