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Burrows & Badgers - getting back to sculpting!

Burrows & Badgers - getting back to sculpting!

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Feet, legs and tail...

Tutoring 12
Skill 10
Idea 9
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Next I started on the lower body, with the feet. Again, a lump of putty was pressed into place on the front of the foot armature, and another added behind to form the heel and ankle joint. Lines were cut in with the Wax 5 for the toes and claws, and the whole thing smoothed and tidied with the Clay Shaper. It’s a pretty simple process, but you have to be gentle and take your time.

Feet, legs and tail...

I continued working up the leg; pressing putty onto the armature, then roughing in the fur pattern. I then spent some time gradually refining each separate bit of fur, with the sharp end of the Wax 5.

Feet, legs and tail...

I did the same with the other leg; then used the same process to do the tail.

Feet, legs and tail...

Once the legs were fully cured, I mixed some more Brownstuff and finished the badgers’s staff. The sculpt looks a bit odd at this stage, but from here on will start to take shape fairly quickly, as large areas of clothing get added.

Feet, legs and tail...

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