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How to sculpt pawsby ~LimitlessEndeavours

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Let me know, if this tutorial was helpful!
Here you find my other tutorials!


This paws were used for my posable gryphon doll:


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Mood: dA Love *Ganjamira May 26, 2013  Professional Traditional Artist
I didn´t really used your great tutorial, but I was relieved that you sculpt paws like I do x3 (crafting my first posable doll ever right now and found your great tutos^^)
Your beak-tutorial is really awesome! I was so mad that I got the head finished before I found it, the next will have a movable beak too xD
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~LimitlessEndeavours May 26, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
I'm glad you find my tutorials useful! Let me see the result when you're done with the movable beak-doll :meow:
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~UneUne Feb 25, 2013
when you add detail and then you touch it dos the detail get smudged and does the paw squish when you stick the wire in it?
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~LimitlessEndeavours Feb 25, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Oh, i forgot to write about this part. :blush: Yes, the detail can get smudged when you touch it! You can stick the wire in it before you add details or you stick a skewer (for BBQ, kabob etc.) into the foot and continue sculpting. When your done, move the skewer around to make the hole big enough, so that you can glue the wire in the hole after baking. You can also carve the sculpey after baking, but please be careful with your fingers!

I hope that helps! :meow:
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~St4cyRenee Oct 25, 2012
Thank you so much! This is amazing.
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~LimitlessEndeavours Oct 25, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
You're welcome! I'm glad you like it!
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~SherrTeel Oct 24, 2012  Hobbyist
Thank you for this! I just used it and it turned out quite well (yeah I'm newbie... never used polymer clay before)!
If you would like to take a look, here you are [link] . I didn't add so much details because it's only the first try, so sorry for the bad quality! ^^''
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~LimitlessEndeavours Oct 24, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
You are very welcome, i'm glad it helped you! You did a very great job! I love how they turned out! You have talent! What kind of animal will this be? :meow:
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~SherrTeel Oct 24, 2012  Hobbyist
A little monster :P Dog-like head, 2 birdy paws and 2 "kitty" paws ^^
I just have to decide the colors, tonight I'm gonna baking him! :dummy:
Btw thank you really really much! ^^
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~LimitlessEndeavours Oct 24, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Wow, thats sounds interesting! I'm pretty sure you will find the right colors! I would love to see when your sweet monster is done! Let me know please! :meow:
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