Friday, February 9, 2007
Book
Tiny Babies by Barbara Felts. The booklet has 24 pages (approximately 6 x 8 inches) and it is illustrated with over 90 color pictures. You will learn how to make a 4 inch awake baby as well as a sleeping baby. The author advise that the techniques in this book were designed to be used with PROSCULPT and will not work well with CERNIT because of its unique properties.
NOTE: The size of the book is not important, the knowledge that the artist is passing on to you is larger than the book. I think the book is worth more than the price I am charging. It is a very good tutorial.
USD $25.94
Includes shipping.
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Video Tutorials
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Great finds! These videos are very helpful. You can learn from great artists like Cheimarie and Debbie Garrity. I will be searching for more video tutorials and posting them here so we all learn to make these beautiful babies.
Painting a clay baby with Genesis Paints
Here Cheimarie is painting my new baby. She shows the technique of dry brush.
02/09/2007 12:00 AM
Some pictures of Cheimarie's work
Here are some pictures of Cheimarie's past work... all these babies have been sold to private collections.
Very inspiring!
02/09/2007 12:00 AM
Making a New Baby
Here the artist Cheimarie is making a newborn baby.. he or she has real mohair hair and is blushed with Genesis paints...
02/09/2007 12:00 AM
How to make a clay baby
This is a tutorial on how you can make a polymer clay newborn baby.
02/08/2007 12:00 AM
Polymer Clay Babies
Debbie Garrity presents her whimsical Polymer Clay Babies... in this short film, produced by www.detroitmetrostudios.com Debbie reviews her Wedding Cake Toppers and even gives a short tutorial on how to make a Polymer Clay Baby.
02/10/2007 12:00 AM
Adding Hair to a doll
Adding "Hair" by using Translucent Liquid Sculpey mixed with black polymer clay. Mix to a consistency of cake frosting, swirl and curl, cure and you're done. Three pictures of the finished figure.
02/09/2007 12:00 AM
Face Sculpting One of Two
First part of a face sculpting demo.
02/09/2007 12:00 AM
Face Sculpting Two of Two
Second part of face sculpting demo with an example at the end of what you need to do for practice.
02/09/2007 12:00 AM
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