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Sleepy Skies and Snowdrop WIPby ~OtakuSquirrel

Artisan Crafts / Dolls, Plushies & Custom Toys / Customized Toys

I am sooooo running out of time here...

Sleepy Skies's sculpt is finished... I went with the older shorter tail- Cat knows this- it was done for logistical reasons, mainly because I was referencing an older picture of her when I started it, and my quick attempt to do the longer tail broke and was swept away to places unknown by kitty-cats.

Snowdrop's tail is finished... and her mane is making good headway. Primarily, I need to do clean-up on her forelocks and actually sculpt the knot on the back of her mane- the rest is good.

And yeah, I've got one week (holy $&%*#%$&!!!) to finish about 30 ponies... You can see all of Fluttershy and Rarity are in primer-- I'm going to start getting them in paint tonight. After them, it's just AJ and the two special ponies up above-- and yes, I'm about 100% certain I'll be painting their cutie marks at the con- cause that's how far behind I am!

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~KyoLeRavon Mar 28, 2013 Hobbyist Artist

omg are thos clay? O: thats amazing!

~OtakuSquirrel Mar 28, 2013

The manes and tails on the sticks are resin copies of my original sculpts- they've been hit with primer to get them ready for painting.
The sculpts on Sleepy and Snowdrop are clay prototypes that I was working on at the time.

~AnimalAnimeFan Apr 1, 2013

Hi i have a question, how do you make the resin copies? :3

~OtakuSquirrel Apr 1, 2013

I use a silicone rubber to make molds for the pieces I sculpt... Once those are made, I just mix up some resin, inject it, and wait for it to solidify. This makes it sound pretty easy- it's not very easy, but I've gotten a lot of practice at this point, so it's not nearly as hard as it used to be.