Jam#110 darkeye's XLNT PopSculpture Adventure

[amusedjester]

Thanks for the info on the paints, guys. I think the fault lies in the paint-er than the paint.
I need more practice.

Tim - at least, you're still plugging along with the digital. Mine's been stuck in the mud a while back.

[Tim-Osullivan]

.... but after a visit to a London museum on monday with my group, i was moved by what i saw and the hankering for 'real' clay is hovering at the back of my mind. shame its darned cold here at present. i have a real nice tool from Anantomy tools; the poseable skeleton armature which i fancy claying up. so much choice and so much to do.

hope all you Guys are happy and well

atb -- tim

[jedideni]

Well guys and gals....should we move on to a new Jam?

Would anyone participate in a new Jam or maybe we should just take a break for a while?

I'm too busy right now to work on my sculpt for this jam, although Buddy keeps staring up at me like I was Mr. Incredible that done him wrong and he's gonna rip my poster off the wall, LOL.

[Tim-Osullivan]

any one fancy re-visiting Head and Portrait studies?..........

i fancy sculpting some heads again.

atb --tim

[amusedjester]

Let's leave it up until Sunday and then we'll do a month long jam of portraits and faces and extreme expressions.


junior.