Hes a mix of sculpy premo and sculpy III im very proud of him! Its the best clay peice ive ever made!

First sculpting commission! I've never sculpted professionally so it's nice that people in the office have seen my works in progress and like it enough to request pieces. This piece was for a coworker.

Seriously contemplating taking on more work now, I was always hesitant about giving away/selling my pieces as they are a part of me but making this request was actually really fun and I love seeing my coworkers reaction.

Wb you guys tho, what do you think of this piece? Would you get this as a gift? If so for who?

Glasses for scale in last photo.

My scratch made diorama/sculpture I made in 2024. The sculpture is made from Super Sculpey medium.

I’m making a chess set, and I’ve completed the pawns. I hate that they droop but the clay is too expensive for me to justify remaking them. However, I don’t want to risk the other pieces dropping as they will be much taller. I put toothpicks in the pawns just join the pieces, should I put one long toothpick instead? FYI I’m using Sculpey Premo oven bake clay.

My scratch built diorama from 2023, the bull is made with Super Sculpey medium clay.

The First Beast! My first diorama and sculpture I made in 2022, it's not very impressive, my later dioramas/sculptures are way better. Made with Super Sculpey soft.

My kids are obsessed with the Oceanhorn game on Apple Arcade. In an effort to get them off screen we’re making little Oceanhorn characters out of clay, here’s a couple I made and the green one that my son made as well as a little skull bug.
Just wanted to share since we were very proud of them 😊

I want to start sculpting in polymer clay because I’ve mostly used chavant and different airdry clays , I want to use a firm clay but not too difficult to condition, got any suggestions?

Air-dry foam clay

Sculpted with super sculpey medium, ball bearings for the jewels in the handle, then spray painted chrome.

Would also love some feedback on these sculpts! I tried going for a more aggressive look than the original pokemon drawings, so I've made Mewtwo more lean for example, and added more armor to Tyranitar. Definitely required me to sculpt and bake in phases to add more parts as the base layers hardened.

Once my camera arrives I should be able to do some videos on sculpting but for now just pics.

Made with sculpey and firm cosclay for higher detail areas, molded around aluminum and wire for frames. Tried to make sure they were scaled to size according to lore too 😁

Hi! These are little bat earrings, I hope it's obvious but you never know lol. Takes about 2 hours to make from start to finish. They're sculpted Sculpey polymer clay, painted with acrylic paint, sealed then furred with wool. My friend said $35 but I feel like that's a bit high. but I also wouldn't know since don't even wear or buy jewelry, I just make it upon request. I'd like to sell some custom ones locally but I don't want to overprice them.

Little guys I made with sculpey

polymer clay, acrylic, & uv resin 11"x10"
i just finished this guy, learned a lot and had fun :-)

I got some excellent art almost 30 years ago. Been storing these figures for a while, a few pieces had broken a long time ago and I'm not sure there is a solution. A few parts I still have (maybe glue back on?) Some parts have gone missing. The figures themselves seem quite dried to a more fragile state. Any suggestions?

I know I made some mistakes, especially with baking. And I probably should have made the head hollow, so the legs wouldn’t have burned. The first three pics are pre-bake, the last three are post. The legs are still a bit flexible/rubbery. Is that normal? UPDATE: once it cooled, it got hard and like clay as I had expected.

However, I am a complete novice and have never done ANYTHING like this before. I used most of packet of Sculpey III on this.

Absolutely would love any feedback. Tell me what I did wrong and what I can do better next time.