I can sculpt??-Seemingly!
Well here's a few pictures of my latest creation. I had never tried sculpting until 2 weeks ago when i made "The Morrigan", this raven statue (my very first sculpture ever!)for a task given to us by our HPs.
I tend to go through long periods of non-activity with my arts and crafts, followed by periods of intense activity!
I was amazed at the fact that sculpting came with such ease, i made my raven in about 12 hours (spread over 3 days, as i had to do it in the garden (weather permitting) because of the mess!)
I soon noticed that i seemed to have a knack for this sculpting thing and the end result, for a first, was not bad at all! (if i may say so myself ;o)
Totally bitten by the sculpting bug, i have now begun another project, this time of a fish, curled up around itself (i love round, flowing shapes)
The idea came to me after completing the raven to make a representation of all of the 4 elements (earth, air, water and fire). I already have air (raven), am busy with the fish for water and am considering a salamander for fire and i still have to think a wee bit before i decide what i wish to represent the earth element.. (not into garden gnomes- lol)
Anyway, have fun and enjoy the pics!
Lunaura.
These are the lastest of my sculptures. It is a Salamander, representing the element Fire. I did this sculpture in 2 days.
Brightest Blessings,
Lunaura.
2 Comments:
Wow, looks great! I tried sculpting a few times, and would like to learn better. You inspire me to keep trying! What material did you use to make these? Where did you learn how to use it?
Merry Meet Jolinda, thanks for dropping by!
I made the sculptures out of 'breezeblocks' (NL's = Giboblok)the light building bricks, i think they're made from a sort of cement mixed with chalk...
I didn't learn to use it anywhere!, i just started on my first one, the Raven and found out that i could sculpt! Strange but true!!
Brightest Blessings,
Lunaura
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