
Most of
my faces are not replicas of the faces of
actual
people -They live only in my mind until I attempt to bring them to life through
clay. I see the face with my mind's eye and, using expressions of
happiness, scorn, glee, anger, etc., I begin to form the little
face.
Although most of the faces I created several
years ago seem to have become like old friends to me, I vow no
allegiance to my newly created faces. Once I
become attached to one of the little guys, he then becomes a part of my
private collection and is not for sale. Sometimes all it takes to become a part of my
private collection is just to hang around for a while. If I become
accustomed to seeing it, it stays with me forever.
The medium used to form the faces is Fimo and
Sculpy clay. The one of a kind sculptures are formed from
clay with the pigment already mixed in. The clay for molds
are natural in color and the finished pieces must be painted or can be
used to make molds. The clay used for molds is more durable after baking
than the colored version.
If you drop them, they
will not break as easily: The colored clay will almost certainly break
if dropped. For that reason, the durable clay is the clay used to form
bracelets, earrings and beads.
No matter which clay is used, the sculptures remain
pliable until they are placed in a regular household oven for several
minutes to bake. The time required for baking is determined by the
size of the piece.
To request your FREE instruction booklet for making your own clay
figurines and jewelry at home and
to join our mailing list,
email your name, address and phone
number to
sculptures@eloquentimagery.com
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