It's time to finish these
I am one of those fortunate homeowners, who still, has radiators to heat my home, and it's great for speed drying my sculptures. But since turning the gas off for the summer, it takes forever for these characters to come to life. So what do I do? I start another batch of pulp!!! The bare skeletons of these characters are lined up in various stages, from wet to dry, waiting patiently for that final hardness to set in, only to be dropped. Yep, I drop every one of my pieces to make sure they don't break. Well I think one is ready for the fall!
Onward Ho!
Onward Ho!
2 comments:
What amazing creations! Thanks for visiting our Mad Tea party and taking the time to post a compliment. I am glad I found your blog!
I LOVE your work, and your quality control technique! They do take so long to dry, I have that problem too, in the winter It is easier...my problem is I have to make sure my ball forms don't get too hot and expand and crack my moons, so I just have to let them dry slow.
Love the WIP pics!
Brandi
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