Ok, enough talk. Pictures!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj2AsKANfd07MrSXbNxJh1joySNv-MRMJABw4CM6KAlMQidZxwIE4VLpLzxW-W2CjmhTEKk9ZTp1W2iVGsNT9dqUVTy3sy_EVdwthImVblDEdM1arFHqbaP7h0aybWz5hb5_p-tivyJs3dz/s320/cowprocess.jpg)
Process-start to finish. Notice all the changes I made along the way to the head shape. It's a slow process sometimes, and especially when you're basing the sculpture off of a very specific drawing.
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final!
If you don't remember, I did a little "keep me sharp" exercise where I drew a picture of a sculpture, then sculpted the sculpture based off of my drawing, trying to keep it as close as possible. Very fun and very challenging!
Sweet. I like seeing the sculpture itself brought to finish. She looks very proud and has excellent posture!
ReplyDeletehonestly, this is just sweet. wish you were back this fall!
ReplyDeleteAnd you were worried about what? Beautiful job! I think her and Ferdinand will get along just fine.
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