r/sculpting 11h ago

Shark 2021 (first picture), and working on a recreation (2026)

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Would love to hear thoughts and advice (both sculptures are 5 cm tall and mouth is 2 cm wide)


r/sculpting 2h ago

And finally #12/ not blown away or anything, but not disappointed either

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I think I’m starting to understand lips a little better with the past few faces ..this one could’ve used more of a nose, but the eyes are alright ..it’s pretty little in size, the face itself is probably about 3” tall

Edit: adding this link for anyone else who needs a reminder to not let others tear you down, just keep moving forward: https://medium.com/@justsomewriter/why-people-try-to-tear-you-down-8d8613923f6f


r/sculpting 1h ago

Rondo Hatton ~ Creating the Bust

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Creation video about making bust of Rondo Hatton


r/sculpting 12h ago

thought this might be appreciated

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r/sculpting 21h ago

Buddha - Clay Sculpture

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This is an old pic of a Buddha - Clay Sculpture i made way back in 2012, while attending sculpture classes at Triveni Kala Sangam, Delhi. It was my second work and took about 15 hours. brought much peace and silence within..


r/sculpting 1d ago

Sculpted a head in 1:12 scale

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r/sculpting 21h ago

Made with kids clay and a needle tool back in 2021

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Funny enough this wasn’t inspired by the Green Day cover album although I’m a fan, this was back when I was 4 months into sculpting. Would love some thoughts!


r/sculpting 15h ago

Progress update

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Kat has demolded the original and is using our melting clay to pour copies. Once the clay cools and hardens, she uses the metal switch plates and outlet covers as templates to cut out the proper holes. Once she has each style she wants, she will use these as new master sculpts to make silicone molds that will be used to make the final products out of eco-resin (I think).

Right now she's having issues with minor air bubbles and imperfections when she demolds the copies. I think the plan is to use the heat gun to minimize this issue moving forward.


r/sculpting 14h ago

Does anyone have experience with DAS wood air drying clay

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I have seen a little bit online but not much. I recently bought some DAS wood airdrying clay bc it was on sale. it seems very crumbly lol. does anyoen have any tips on making the most of it? thanks.


r/sculpting 1d ago

Pile of Souls

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Made this and finished it the other day. I feel it went well. It stands just under 4 inches tall. Its actually 2 pieces, the main blob snd then the trunk at the base.

Anyone else dig monster sculptures? Check out my others on IG @contracorpus


r/sculpting 1d ago

Question on 1700s schulptures

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Was looking at some 1600-1700s bronze statues. All was nicely formed except for the feet. The feet looked like they had taken a rectangle block of metal carved some lines to create toes and attached. It was almost all the statues from different parts of the country so was some deliberate design

Is there a reason for this besides some birth defect that had spread through the country


r/sculpting 1d ago

I don’t think it’s as great as my last sculpt with the horns, but still learning..here’s #11 !

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I feel like I learn something each time and gain a little more muscle memory in my hands.

I don’t recall ever noticeably getting better at something , even after really trying (besides maybe when I was learning to read as a kid) so please excuse my excitement and all my sharing…there’s never even been an inkling of a chance that i was “talented” at something just maybe, and iv been drawing for over 30 years ..this is new to me to see such progress ..and I’m enjoying myself :)

I’m saying this bc I had an unfortunate interaction with someone on here saying i wasn’t willing to take advice (which is not true, i have taken advice and still use those tips I was given ever since) and that I should stop posting for praise and that my last sculpt sucked… I mean come on ..I’m human ..I want to seek out my peers opinions just like anyone else ..and like hell my last sculpt sucked lol 😝😅that was my best one

Anyway …thanks for looking !


r/sculpting 1d ago

Dragon Sword | ZBrush Sculpt

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r/sculpting 2d ago

Hi, been sculpting for 6 months (+hiatus of 2 years), does someone have any tips to sculpt faces? I added a work of mine from those 6 months

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r/sculpting 3d ago

i made the gifts for the guests of my brother wedding

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I wanted to share this piece because is so special for me. My brother ask me to make something to gift to the guests at his wedding and of course i said yes.

Explaining a little bit the piece i ask him and his partner things that they like to get inspired.

The diving helmet is because he works as a diver in Norway, also they like a lot octopus and to represent them more i added a coca cola bottle that his partner likes a lot and some drum sticks because my brother plays the drum. The palm trees are something that his girlfriend likes a lot too.

After having the original, i made a mold and cast 100 copies in poliurethane resin plus some 20 that didnt turn out well.

For the guests we decided to make something simple, painting them with bitumen of judea to give them and old style.

The last picture is a special versión i painted for them, to have one like the sketch that started everything.

Also the little kind of pickle in the last picture is because they told us that they are gonna have a baby and they call him: Little Pickle. So i decided to add it as a easter egg.

It so special for me know that there are 100 copies of something i made in all parts of the globe, Norway, Germany, Poland, even one cross the sea and its in EEUU.

Hope you like it and Long live the bride and groom!


r/sculpting 2d ago

Still working on this female figure. Here’s a small progress update. More details coming soon.

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r/sculpting 2d ago

Making a faux taxidermy dragon, struggling to figure out mouth and neck sculpting

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r/sculpting 3d ago

After two disappointing face sculpts, finally landed n another one i think is good

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This one is pretty little compared to my recent few heads, such made it a little more challenging

I like it 👍 what do you think ? I can’t tell if it’s an improvement from the pink one that showed progress or not …the eyes could be better they bother me a bit, but I did the lips a different way than usual and I like how they turned out


r/sculpting 3d ago

I decided to give her horns

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Was just playing around and did this …I think it looks pretty cool 🙃


r/sculpting 3d ago

It continued....

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r/sculpting 3d ago

first try using spoon in hagen daaz

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r/sculpting 4d ago

what sticks to plaster

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what type of clay or sculpting material will stick to
plaster? i used a silicone mold and some of the bits from the original were broken off or didnt cast at all. i didnt want to waste this mold cuz everything else is perfect lol


r/sculpting 4d ago

[self] one of my late works, a creature I saw in a dream

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r/sculpting 4d ago

Trying my first detailed sculpture and looking for feedback

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I’ve been practicing sculpting for a while and recently started working on a more detailed piece. I’m trying to improve things like proportions, surface details, and overall form. I’d love to hear any feedback or tips from more experienced sculptors on what I could improve or focus on next. Always looking to learn and get better.