Polymer clay monsters.

Sometimes when I'm bored I make clay monsters. These two are pretty cool. Whatcha think?

I see a new claymation stop motion video in the making...

You have a gift, my friend. Use it! I especially love the last one here. Do show more!

These are brilliant!!!! You should sell them on ebay or something, i would buy some!!!



Do they go hard, like clay?? Or do they remain soft??? If they are solid, you could 100% sell them!!!

What make is the material you use ?

Good stuff - keep it up

I love them! The first one is my favorite, colorful and whimsical. The second one looks like a brightly colored football gone wrong. They are sweet looking monsters, not really scary, which I also like.

Thanks so much for the compliments.

They are made from polymer clay, purchases at your common craft store. Its somewhat soft while sculpting, but hardens when baked at 265°.

Here is a different type of monster. I call him a tentacle monster.

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totally awesome... man, i need more time to do all the stuff i dont have time to do

Would you consider selling them? If so.. how much?

Oh yeah.. What are the sizes of these lil critters?

These are wonderful! I have been a huge fan and user of polymer clay for about 5 or so years now.

You can use it to make just about anything from decorative bottles, boxes, miniatures, sculptures, dolls, and my favorite, jewelry.

I love your color combinations, and your whimsical creations bring smiles, keep up the good work!

For any interested in working with polymer clay, try it, it is tons of fun! There is only one precaution, do not mix utensils used for food with anything polymer clay touches. If you bake it and it burns, the fumes are toxic and carcinogenic. Baked properly, it is harmless. Follow the instructions, and create your own magic!

It is also available in almost every color, can be blended, made into canes and sliced for incredible designs and effects, and even comes in glow in the dark and metalics like silver, copper, and gold. It is also very inexpensive, about 99 cents to around 1.99 or so per block depending on manufacturer and special effects. You can also add things to "clear" clay, like glitter particles for effects and textures.

Artistic jewelers have created pieces that have been used in movies, such as Lord of The Rings, some pieces with real gems selling in the thousands. The effects can be realistic, serious, creative, fun, whimsical, whatever you choose to make it, but some of the fairy dolls are gorgeous, and again, sell for hundreds to thousands of dollars to collectors.

The possibilities are endless, and only limited by your imagination.

Originally posted by theRhenn
Would you consider selling them? If so.. how much?

Oh yeah.. What are the sizes of these lil critters?

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These one are about three inches and fit in the palm of your hand, but I have made some tiny ones. I've never sold one but value them around $20 each. It takes about an hour to make a cool one, depending on the detail.

How about this one, I call it the "Horny Toad Head". It's about the size of a silver dollar. This one took a little bit longer to make.

HAHA! Those are awesome without being disgusting or too creepy! NICE WORK!

Very cool stuff.

Would be amazing to see something like that animated.

Wow! Very well done and thanks for sharing.

Thanks again for all the compliments . I'm trying to get an image in my head of what an ATS monster would look like??? I'll make him, I'm just not sure what he looks like yet? haha

Your sculptures are fantastic. You definitely have an artistic gift. I hope to see them available someday in shops. Great job!

Jayson

You definitely have your own unique vision. You're eye for color is really good, and some of the pieces have a strong sense of movement. Horned Toads are bumpy guys, your interpretation is cute! I love the Octopi

I like your stuff, it looks good.

Originally posted by Iamschist
You definitely have your own unique vision. You're eye for color is really good, and some of the pieces have a strong sense of movement. Horned Toads are bumpy guys, your interpretation is cute! I love the Octopi

I will say. Once they're made, they instantly take on a strange mystic personality. The pictures are decent, but they are fun to play with ROFL.

Just wanted to add another "AWESOME" to the thread...very cool!!!