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| Ziggy Skull Dust by Carole Monahan |
I love LOVE Halloween and anything
that glows in the dark! I’m easily amused by things like that! This is my tribute to David Bowie
and his Ziggy Stardust!
MATERIALS:
- Glow in the Dark clay (wooohooo) about 1oz
- Tiny amounts red, blue and black
Pin back
Beacon™ Quick Grip contact
cement
ImPRESSive putty (is a one part reusable mold making putty)
TOOLS:
Makin's® Lighting Bolt Clay Cutters
Makin's Professional®
- Ultimate Clay Extruder®
- Ultimate Clay Machine®
- Professional Clay Tools®
I learned a valuable lesson only SCULPT once!
With Reuseble one part ImPRESSive putty I can do that easily!
I slowly sculpted a skull out of
another type of clay using many of the Makin's®
professional sculpting tools. (I was sooo engrossed in the sculpting
process I forgot to take photos along the way.) I took the original skull and made a mold
with the putty. I then took the Makin’s® glow in the dark
clay and pressed it into the putty. Note how I have a cookie cutter around
the mold it helps when making the mold as well as when you impress clay into to
make multiplies. I always slit an edge of the mold to make
it easier to remove the piece.
Place a small amount black clay into the eye on the right side of the skull. Roll red clay to setting #3. Use the lightning bolt medium size cutter
and cut the red clay out. Then line one side of the bolt with a
tiny bit of blue clay. Apply to the skull.
I used red clay to create the hair on the top of the skull. I used the wire bristle attachment to create the texture on the hair.
For the classic mullet look, I extruded red clay using disc #2 and added it to the sides of the skull.
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