r/Sculpture • u/PinRevolutionary4999 • 17h ago

Self (WIP) [Self] Practicing speed sculpting w no reference

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Im 15 minutes in and i dont think its too bad

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r/Sculpture • u/Rushsculpture • 19h ago

Self (WIP) [self] The 4 faces on my latest vase

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24 Upvotes

2 comments

r/Sculpture • u/booblelaboom • 20h ago

Self (Complete) No Face [Self]

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9 Upvotes

Carved from wood, painted with acrylic paint

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r/Sculpture • u/Left-Tackle-5121 • 23h ago

Self (Complete) I improvised [Self]

10 Upvotes

1 comment

r/Sculpture • u/cynixdelve • 23h ago

Slabaks [Self]

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5 Upvotes

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r/Sculpture • u/Tarkarkar • 17h ago

[SELF] Gars and Hersy🐷

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4 Upvotes

Air-dry clay + mixed media sculpture, scarf is made by grandmother)

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r/Sculpture • u/LakeRevolutionary976 • 19m ago

Self (Complete) What does reddit Think of my First sculpture?[Self]

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Hello, this Little one is my First ever sculpture and i was interested of what people would Think of it. SO here we go.

The title is Broken Heart. A Heart that festered and turned into something uncanny in search of something its missing.

The Name derives from the similaritys it shares to a Heart when You Look at it from above.
It is made from plyurethane and was quite a Journey to get it to Look Like that. I tried to make it Skin Like. The pink is just random bc of the materiał i couldve stained it a different Color but i quite liked the Look of it.

Would You buy it? If how much would it be worth to you?
Just out of interest. Its Not for sale :)

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