UNKNOWN MONSTER BABE **HATCHING ARM PIX**

[riteguytu]

Originally Posted by maddmaestro

Erick it is you that inspire those of us that sculpt to one day attain the level of skill and dedication you put into your pieces.

...and he's a nice guy too

[maddmaestro]

Originally Posted by riteguytu

...and he's a nice guy too

I couldn't agree more!!!

[Scotty]

Great stuff Erick, your work is always a treat to see.

[ZKULPTOR]

Thanks guys, THANK YOU!
Here's a sneak!
The arm is currently hatching... and it seems to be getting ready for some wax metamorphosis!

[Y3E]

Wow, that looks like a yummy bbq chicken piece. Fantastic paint job and art work. I would be interested in owning this sculpt.

[ZKULPTOR]

Originally Posted by Y3E

Wow, that looks like a yummy bbq chicken piece. Fantastic paint job and art work. I would be interested in owning this sculpt.

Thanks ! actually this is just the beginning, the real details will come once I pour some wax into the mold, but like you I like the colors of the baked sculpey... I may use similar tones when I sculpt kinda like the image below, thanks for your kind input!

[Voshizle@gmail.]

Hey Erick are you just quick curing your sculpey with a heat gun before you wrap it in sil putty? Also where do you get your sil putty from? The closest thing I've found locally is a two part silicon putty that's light blue and the consistency of silly putty. This thing is turning out amazing which is no surprise to any of us, keep it up!

[Iaart]

Fantastic work, it is amazing watching this progress.

[ZKULPTOR]

Originally Posted by Voshizle@gmail.

Hey Erick are you just quick curing your sculpey with a heat gun before you wrap it in sil putty? Also where do you get your sil putty from? The closest thing I've found locally is a two part silicon putty that's light blue and the consistency of silly putty. This thing is turning out amazing which is no surprise to any of us, keep it up!

Yessir, good eye! and thank you for your kind words.
Actually I used a little torch instead of the heat gun... the striations created on the surface are just amazingly organic looking, so that helps me a bit as opposed to doing everything by hand. I discovered that by mistake... when I completely scorched a project because I wasn't paying enough attention to the flame...
Silputty is indeed a two part silicone, and can be bought via www.silpak.com make sure you call their Pomona California location, and ask for regular silputty ( the green one) .
if anyone has questions during any of the process , please ask away, this is one of the main reasons for me posting the process.

[ZKULPTOR]

Originally Posted by Iaart

Fantastic work, it is amazing watching this progress.

Thank you!