New Go Tiki Ceramics ( Goto Pg. # 37 ) - Other Crafts

G GROG Grand Member (1 year) Tujunga Joined: Jun 21, 2006 Posts: 7283	G GROG Posted posted on Sun, Jun 7, 2009 5:59 PM On 2009-06-07 13:25, GO TIKI wrote: Thanks All, I hope the mermaid turns out, Grog I used a vintage ceramic home artist mermaid mold, Remolded it and re-sculpted it a bunch to fit into my sculpt of the tikis and island, Don't all mermaids look like Arial! Excellent! Thanks for clarifying that Go-go. I think when you JUST post "Hey, look what I'm working on", alot of people don't realize that you are working on a piece you have molded from an existing object, or from pieces that you already had molds for, and they mistakingly think you sculpted it yourself from scratch. I feel this does a disservice to the sculptors on TC like Babalu, Squid, Bowana, Stuckie, etc. who do just start with a blob of clay. I, along with the other artists I'm sure, really do appreciate you being more forthcoming about your process. You're awesome! Thanks. By the way, I bought some clay from ceramic art space and ran across the mermaid bisque on their website you used to make a mold from, and you're right, they did make her look like Ariel. [ Edited by: grog 2009-06-07 18:01 ]

On 2009-06-07 13:25, GO TIKI wrote:
Thanks All, I hope the mermaid turns out, Grog I used a vintage ceramic home artist mermaid mold, Remolded it and re-sculpted it a bunch to fit into my sculpt of the tikis and island, Don't all mermaids look like Arial!

Excellent!

Thanks for clarifying that Go-go. I think when you JUST post "Hey, look what I'm working on", alot of people don't realize that you are working on a piece you have molded from an existing object, or from pieces that you already had molds for, and they mistakingly think you sculpted it yourself from scratch. I feel this does a disservice to the sculptors on TC like Babalu, Squid, Bowana, Stuckie, etc. who do just start with a blob of clay. I, along with the other artists I'm sure, really do appreciate you being more forthcoming about your process. You're awesome! Thanks.

By the way, I bought some clay from ceramic art space and ran across the mermaid bisque on their website you used to make a mold from, and you're right, they did make her look like Ariel.

[ Edited by: grog 2009-06-07 18:01 ]

Post #459951 by GROG on Sun, Jun 7, 2009 5:59 PM