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My version of the classic red riding hood tale, only little red is portrayed as a sexy gothic stripper type skipping along with her horrifying big bad were wolf pet that is very possessive of the little lass, the wolf is over 22 inches tall and red is 13 inches tall, unfortunately it's still unpainted and I haven't finished her wicker bascket of body parts and the chain leash she is walking the wolf with.
I also planned on making her a red cloth hood and mesh mini skirt in the final statue. Daily DeviationGiven 2009-11-09Little red and the bigbad wolf by ~DarkAsylumxxx is a very interesting adaptation from the classical versions of Little red riding hood and the wolf as they both seem equally as dark, not to mention on the same side rather than at opposites. (Suggested by =awsmdragonqueen and Featured by ^Thebuild) |
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"We are all greater artists than we realise." -Nietzsche
"What can be said, can be said clearly. What cannot be said must be passed over in silence." - Wittgenstein
But I do wanna complete it.
I can more than understand the tedium involved though. I've got stuff lying around from 4 years ago that I lost complete interest in and can't muster the motivation to get them finished. This though would definitely be worthwhile. What clay did you use for these?
Beats the hell out of sculpey IMO I haven't touch that stuff in about 10 years since I got Epoxy sculpt.
and if you need to cut back on matieral you can sculpt over wood styro foam tinfoil this stuff can stick to anything.
Came across this stuff in 1999 at the imagination expo felt like a god send.
amazing detail, by the way
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"Imitation is Suicide" -Emerson
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I remember more about my OCs' lives than I remember my own childhood.
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