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colorless 5" sculpture in progress
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*sivousplay Apr 20, 2013  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
so much mood in such a small face ... glorious sculpt, paint, and photo
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~DarkLittlePeople Jun 5, 2012
oh my... how do you add those textures to their faces?! i clearly see little hairs, and pores... just how cool is it to have such talent ?? :D
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*Sleetwealth Jun 11, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
the appearance of pores comes from the stippling of the paint and I use a ball stylus and sharp needle for hairs that I draw in the clay
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~DarkLittlePeople Jun 12, 2012
oh, ok ! i'd figured out the brows, but her cheeks look like they have a fine duvet - i guess it's the paint then. thank you so much for answering my question, you just gave me my very first painting lesson, i really appreciate. :*
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*Sleetwealth Jun 15, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
yes well its Genesis heat set oil paint and the way I apply it is with a pouncing motion with a stiff boar bristle brush. The paint is thicker so you get a stippling that stands up a bit.
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~DarkLittlePeople Jun 15, 2012
it's really cool, - and you are truly adorable ! i guess i'll have to invest in those paints some day, and give it a try. more for the experimenting fun, since i don't think it would have the same effect on a much smaller face. thank you so much for sharing your tips, i don't believe everyone would.
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*Sleetwealth Jun 15, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
the genesis are good paints since you never have to worry they will dry out as your still working:)
I paint this way on smaller dolls as well but the effect is different. if depends on how heavily you apply the paint as well.
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your welcome.
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~DarkLittlePeople Jun 15, 2012
i guess on smaller dolls one would need much finer bristles but still stiff enough - that probably doesn't exist, hmm. maybe try to make it with something else, re-hmm.
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*Sleetwealth Jun 17, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
perhaps a sponge and acrylic would do the same on a small scale.
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~BatWitch Nov 27, 2011  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
She looks at me... ._.
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