Onion (Steven Universe)

It's been a while since a I worked with clay so I thought I would get some practice in and start with something simple.  (╹◡╹)

Materials used: Polymer Clay
                          Matte Varnish

Temmie :3

After completing Undertale a few months back I wanted to create a little Temmie to sit by my desk.  

I just think she's adorable.  And yes I helped Temmie out so she can pursue that higher education.  You go girl.  Get that education.

 Materials used: Polymer Clay & Glaze

Holiday Stocking - Merry Rickmas!

This year I made a couple of  Christmas stockings for my family.  My husband was still using his one and only Christmas stocking that he had since childhood.  He was long overdue for a replacement.  Since he's a HUGE Rick and Morty fan it was simply a no brainer what the theme of his stocking would be. 

Since there's some space left over I'll probably add more to it for the holidays next year.

I also made him a Tiny Rick for his desk.

TINY RICK!

Tiny Rick was made using polymer clay and his clothes out of different types of fabrics.

Mr. Itward

 For those who've had the pleasure of playing Fran Bow or watching your favorite LP play through the game
 than you are well aware of the dapper Mr. Itward. 

 I like to think of him as Frans guardian angel. c:

 I thought the scene where Mr. Itward is reading Fran a story was really sweet and I wanted to try and recreate that moment.

 

"I will always take care of you my dear" - Mr. Itward

Mr. Itward was created using different types of fabrics.
His skeletal figure, as well as some of the small details in his suit, was made using polymer clay.
 

Foxy: Five Nights at Freddy's

       Well, It was bound to happen.  Since I already made Freddy and Chica and now Foxy I guess I should eventually make Bonnie.  Perhaps even Golden Freddy? 
 In clay or plushie form?  Hmmm decisions decisions. 

Foxy

Not glazed

Foxy and Chica.  Reunited and it feels so good.

 

 

W.I.P

Mini Baymax

This is another one of those posts where I'm just going to keep it short and sweet.

Mini Baymax

 

He stands at a little over an inch tall.

Made from Polymer Clay. 

Thanks for stopping by!

(Fist Bump)

Squidbillies

Early Cuyler from the Adult Swim cartoon Squidbillies.

Materials used: Polymer Clay and Triple Thick Glaze.

Keeping this one short and sweet!

Lydia Deetz Funko Pop Inspired

      I was a huge fan of the 90's animated series Beetlejuice.   I remember watching the movie in the theaters when I was really young.  I was around 8yrs old and remember thinking that the movie was just plain weird but I liked it.  My favorite character, both in the movie but mostly in the cartoon, was Lydia Deetz.  The young teen who wanted to live and be accepted among the ghouls. 

In the cartoon she was best buds with Beetlejuice.  She preferred the Neitherworld where Beetlejuice lived as opposed to the mundane everyday life she was living. 

Now I'm a fan of the cute and delightful Funko Pop figures and well I noticed a while back there was a Beetlejuice Pop but no Lydia. (whaaaa? Why? insert sad face here)

Soo... I made one myself, the cartoon version that is.  I'm still hoping the good people at Funko decide to make either an animated or movie version of Lydia.  It would definitely have to become a part of my small but growing collection. 

Finished and Unglazed

Included some progress pictures.

 

I ended up adding more hair to her side curl so she looks more like she did in the cartoon.

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Size comparison to a real Funko Pop. 

Glazed and complete

I personally think she looks best unglazed but I still like the final version.  Plus the glaze gives her a nice seal and extra protection.  Compared to an actual Funko Pop she is quite heavy.  Her head does not turn but as you can see she stands on her own.

Materials Used:

Super Sculpey

Acrylic paint

Triple Thick

Clickers

                    It's finally October and you know what that means.  That's right! Halloween and all things spooky and pumpkin flavored everything.  I thought I would make a few Halloweeny (yup making up my own words here)  themed post. 

 The inspiration for this one, if you couldn't tell by the small hint from the title, comes from probably one of my ALL time favorite games The Last of Us.   For me this game was everything I look for in a game.  The story was great, beautiful graphics, the voice acting was on point, I was on the edge of my seat... Ugh so good! I played this game for like 3 days straight. I just couldn't walk away from it.  Ok I can go on for days about this game but I'll stop right there. 

 Ok back to the Clickers.  If you haven't played this game it's about a fungus type of virus that spreads and causes a zombie-like apocalypse.  There's more to it but seriously play this game or read up on it if you want to find out more.

 The Clickers are what humans turn into when exposed to the virus for a long period of time.   The fungus grows and takes over a majority of their face causing blindness.  They use a clicking sound to find their way around kind of the same way bats use sound.  

Different angle

Top View

Size comparison

before adding the details

This one was just a last minute thing I wanted to make for myself .  Riley's Firefly pendant.  

All items are made from Polymer Clay and painted with Acrylic paint.  

Regular Show: Mordecai & Rigby

The Regular Show is one of our favorite shows here in our house.   It was hard to pick which character to make because they are all great in their own way.  I want to make them all eventually.  I figured I would start with the two main characters Mordecai and Rigby.

First up Mordecai

 

He measures about 6 1/2 in tall

Besides needing to add a couple of layers more of paint and applying a neater paint job, I'm pretty happy with the way he turned out.  He is definitely one of my favorite characters on the show.

Up next Rigby.

I made two versions. 

He measures 3 1/2 in tall

Here's why.  I made his face very one-sided.  When you see one side of his face he looks fine.  When you view him from his other profile his snout is off to the left side of his face. In other words it's not centered.   meh.

Rigby Take 2

Oooohhhh!

I decided on a different pose altogether.  I was really short on brown clay so I had to make him a tad smaller.  He measures about 2 1/2 in tall.

Here you can see the height and snout difference.  I wish the one on the left was a bit more taller and I wish I had made the one on the right snout more centered.  Overall I'm at peace with how they turned out.   Even though he's shorter I really like the pose on the left.  So in a way something good came out with me messing first Rigby up :)

The trio

All 3 were created with polymer clay. Painted with acrylic paint and a coat of Triple Thick glaze.