



I did this piece some time ago to experiment with materials. I started with Super Sculpey, but given the characters thin wrists and ankles I could tell it was not going to work. Luckily my friend and 3-d artist extraordinaire Kevin Buntin turned me on to Apoxie Sculpt. It's not the easiest material to work with, but it is remarkably versatile stuff once you get a handle on it.
The armature is made of tin foil and wire. A thin coat of Apoxie Sculpt covers that which in turn is carved, sanded or dremeled as needed.
5 comments:
fantastic!
Hobo kitty rocks. I want to see him moving now. :)
Hobo Kitty should be the next Nickelodeon cartoon hit! Think of all the amazing, strange encounters he could have along his vagrant travails!
What a Nice kitty!!
Congratulations looks divine.
Sadie A.O.
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Very Cute : )
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