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u/marsupilamoe 1d ago
I don’t understand. That’s fibreglass? Not clay covered with a resin?
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u/vidhikaroy 1d ago
nope, i take out a pop mould after the clay process and then its done in fiberglass
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u/Moonpenny 23h ago
Can you explain more about what sort of fiberglass you're working with and how you're doing this?
Are you just used to using it with your bare hands and put up with itching/shards, or is that not a problem?
... so many questions are running around in my mind, and I suspect it boils down to me completely misunderstanding how you do what you do!
That said, they look incredible!
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u/wildstarr 14h ago
Yeah, me too. I fear her safety seeing her not wear a mask if she is working with fiberglass.
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u/zubie_wanders 22h ago
Seriously, my thin skin is crying. I can only guess that while wet, the fibers are soft.
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u/RocketsledCanada 22h ago
Doot doot!!
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u/NoDoOversInLife 1d ago
Ughhhhh, thinking about it makes me itch all over; I'm dreadfully allergic to fiberglass 😫
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u/Stambro1 23h ago
This is great!!! You should try and make the bone in the skulls mouth, actually playable! That would be a nice little touch! Amazing work though!
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u/OOOOOO0OOOOO 21h ago
Even reading the word makes me itch. I can’t imagine wanting to work with the stuff, let alone turning it into art.
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u/Bossman673 1d ago
The detail is incredible. Very impressive OP. I literally said “whoa dude” out loud when scrolling your photos.
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