so im interested in sculpting but im not sure how to begin it- how to make the head shape to start off withcould i just use an egg shape piece of polystyrene or does it have to all be made of clay? also if it does all have to be clay, how do i start that off? are there any links or websites?thanks guys :)
They quit making G5 iMacs 3 years agoIt may be in new condition and unused in a new box but it is still 3 years old.
are you talking about the desktop or the laptop? well i donno stick with the macbook;; they are so cute and useful x) and damn i want one but i can't afford it.
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You can get them from Joann Crafts (male and female) I was looking at them the other day and other craft stores should have themWhether it is a good basis depends on the clay you are usingModeling clay (plasticine) that never hardens can be used over Styrofoam (polystyrene) and allows repeated revision and reuse of the clay, but hard versions require molds, plaster, wax or pointing off the modelEarth clay (water moistened) does not stick well and dries quickly in the thin layer when it is likely to shrink and crack over the foam and is only permanent if fired, which will burn out the foam to considerable stinkEarth clay in a full sized human head must be made hollow and of uniform thickness of 1/2-3/4 in order to dry evenly and fire evenly without crackingPolymer clay that is baked usually at 275F is just at the point where the foam will shrink and deform and I have never heard of it being used as a base - aluminum foil scrunched up in a ball/oval/egg shape is often mentioned as a core of polymer.
