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May
WHAT IS THIS?? Sculpting a SUBSCRIBERS DRAWING! – Sculpt This E01 – Polymer Clay Timelapse Tutorial
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I know alyssa personally and she absolutely loved what you did with this. I think you did her drawing justice and i hope if she submits anything else youd consider doing it cause she absolutely freaked out that you did this.
Amaze!
That lion king shirt is not getting enough love in the comments
Wow! Alyssa is talented too ! Great job with this sculpture
Holy cow, I thought I had lost a day, then I realized it's Thursday. Cute little guy, it's it?
Very nice. Glad you added this as an ongoing series.
It looks amazing! I can't get enough of those color shift paints!
It is a skeletal girl friend for the zombie
You've made a couple sculptures with exposed wire on here now and I have to ask, does the wire texture show in person or does it blend in with the clay because of the paint?
I am still working on mine
Phenomenal collab!!!! She created a magical little creature!!!??? Ace you literally breathed life into this guy!!!! Love watching you create and love all the techniques you use!!!?????????
Make ravana
Awesome job good sir. You are very inspiring to watch. Thank you for the videos, cant wait until the next one.
Please do a Loch Ness monster next please
Good
This is amazing! It further shows that you aren't limited to one style of sculpting and that you can bring drawings to life~ (Kinda) Now if you will excuse me, I am going to go see if I have anything I want to see in sculpture form of my own art. xD
Awesome job. And thanks to Jackie for giving Ace your blessings~
Looks great ??
Some anime sculpt ?
I love this new series. I can’t wait to see what’s next. Very creative Alissa.
what toaster oven do you recommend. is there a prefered technique to it?