Well, I have begun my work on my caretaker Malachai. He is a work in progress, please keep that in mind!
the eyes are 1 inch wood dowel covers painted white with pupils from Lauriebeast's tut
The base layer of clay after a thin layer of celuclay. (clay is grey, flash gives it the green look)
He is starting to take shape. He is basically how I want him, but there are a lot of the details bugging me before I finalize him and smooth him out.
Thread: Malachai
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Malachai –
01-19-2012,01:25 PM
And the raven, never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting
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01-19-2012,01:59 PM
Malachi is shaping up to be awesome Br1mston3!
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01-19-2012,05:50 PM
He's lookin' great so far!
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01-19-2012,07:01 PM
Amazing work! Definitely wan to see the finished product.
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01-21-2012,07:23 PM
He is shaping up nicely.
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01-21-2012,11:23 PM
It's looking great, and looks like it would be a fun prop to make.
There's something wrong with me chemically, something wrong with me inherently.
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01-22-2012,06:36 AM
I can't wait to see him finished!
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01-22-2012,10:46 AM
Thanks everyone. This is difficult for me because I am not a patient person! I finished sculpting him the way I want. I made him slightly exaggerated in the features to show age. I like his eyes are off a little. I have to wait for him to dry so I can do paint and hair. I am thinking of giving him the George C. Scott as Scrooge treatment for hair. The different colors in the picture is because 1 is with light on him, the other with the led flash in the camera which makes him look green. The clay is a natural clay that is grey and dries white.

And the raven, never flitting, still is sitting, still is sitting
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01-22-2012,10:56 AM
Sweet! He's come a loooong way! George C. Scott in "Patton" would have been awesomely scary too.
The great thing about tedious tasks, is that they'll give more tolerance for that sort of thing. Sort of like building up with clay. The more you give, the more you have in the end



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