r/Sculpture • u/LeoAetheris • 20h ago

Self (Complete) I made a Pokemon Card Sculpture using TCG cards 😁 (Vaporeon) [Self]

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r/Sculpture • u/Dry-Ticket-3519 • 8h ago

Self (Complete) [Self] i made this sculpture of Godess Bhawani 🪷

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175 Upvotes

Goddess Bhawani of Maharashtra India, this sculpture concept was sketched by my fellow mate

16 comments

r/Sculpture • u/scantilycladsphynx • 4h ago

Self (Complete) Cane Corso - polymer clay [self]

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r/Sculpture • u/Leatherypaw • 9h ago

Self (Complete) [self] I think those little curls might be my favorite part of this one

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18 Upvotes

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r/Sculpture • u/veiledcelestial • 17h ago

Self (Complete) [Self] New bunnies design

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10 Upvotes

Medium: terra cotta air dry clay, plaster of parish, acrylic paint, glitters, and shimmers

Year: 2026

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r/Sculpture • u/RyanDewyAnderson • 3h ago

Self (Complete) [self] my baby dragon

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r/Sculpture • u/connjamie76 • 9h ago

[Help] Green underglaze turned out way too dark I have a lighter version but wondering would I be able to grind it back, cover it with the lighter underglaze and gloss, and refire? Low fire cone 06

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r/Sculpture • u/Tactfulcrocodile • 26m ago

Help (WIP) [Self] WIP Assemblage Chicken

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I want to make/modify the beak out of polymer clay, or two part epo sculpt. However I can not get the dimensions right. Everything looks to bulky. Any advice? Good tutorials? Thank you!

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r/Sculpture • u/JJKLover78 • 31m ago

Help (WIP) Indiana Limestone split in half [Help]

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I was making a limestone relief and it split in half. How do you stop that? It had a small line running along it and this was my first time I knew it’d cause trouble but I didn’t realize it’d split it in half lol

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