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Medium: terra cotta air dry clay, plaster of parish, acrylic paint, glitters, and shimmers

Year: 2026

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If you were transported to another world, which character would you choose as your knight?

Made a little video.

This desk friend lamp was for trying out, but I love how it turned out, but there is still room for improvements.

I really wanted to see how a friend desk would look using a mini lamp inside the apple. I’ll definitely will use/ experience with it more, with my other clay creations.💡

Part 1

Help!!! I'm having a crisis with my Halloween costume which I need to get done TODAY!! It's already glued to the head so I can't remake the antlers, and I just need help on a fix for this cracking please!!! They're heavy pieces and the clay keeps cracking on them. What do I do!! I need a quick fix if possible to make it sturdier. I keep patching up the cracks with hot glue but it can't be long term. I'm using fimo air.

How can I create these shapes using air dry clay? What's the easiest way to get the rounded off shape? I have never used the Das brand before and would appreciate any tips and tricks! I also bought posca pens to paint them with.

Like for example when you make earrings. Do you do it before the clay dries, or drill holes in with tools after the clay dries? And what tools do you use? Is a usb powered one better than a pin vise ?

Started exploring the world of sculpting recently and damn it's even more fun than I thought it'd be (and surprisingly relaxing even when stuff cracks or the armature wire won't behave the way u want it to). Anyway, happy to be joining this community and checking out what y'all make as well

First time trying clay-modeling turned out to be really fun!

I know Mr. Mime looks super wonky but I kind of like how it turned out.

Bought some semi-glossy varnish, tried it on some smaller things and personally I find the raw aesthetic really good

Is there anything that's an absolute must-have for modeling?

I'm really open to criticism! :)

Made a little clay charm, paint was fine until I used glaze varnish. Anyone know what I should do differently? Is there a reason this happens? When I use my shitty Apple barrel acrylic paint it doesn’t do this, but I need the markers because I need to draw small markings on my pieces!

MATERIALS:
WITOROR Water based clay glaze
VOKART acrylic paint markers
BLUEBIRD Studio acrylic Gesso primer
SCULPEY oven-bake clay

I really like my painting job

Still practicing, but really loving how bright and cheerful the colors turned out together.

​Which one is your favorite piece?

Feedback welcome :)

Polymer clay and acrylic paint

Disclaimer: this is the first figure of the challenge, day one is "Brute" but I'm doing a more complicated figure, so I'll take more time.

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I run a small clay business on Instagram, and this is how I pack my orders! I add a little thank-you card, cat meme stickers, cute washi tapes and all that stuff because why not lol.

I've been wanting to make my packaging even cuter, but sales have been a bit slow lately, so I'm holding off on spending more on it for now. Maybe once things pick up a little, I'll get to do all the things I've been planning.

But yeah, what do you guys think? Is this cute enough or is there something I could do better?

African animals gathered

I’m not sure if anyone remembers me but I showed you guys my first clay project (check my account to see I don’t post a lot so it won’t be far down lol) and now I’m back with my second clay project hooray!

my first clay project was a thing for my boyfriend and so is this second one lol, it’s not done yet but it’s supposed to be a Pompompurin drink coaster and i think its pretty good but i’m not too sure on the face placement, i did cut out some eyes and a mouth but they didn’t look right, maybe I won’t give him a face at all 😩 there was also a bit of cracking in the clay on his hat when it was dry but I’m HOPING that it will be fine and if it falls off I’ll just glue it😔

Statement pieces are very much at the heart of what I make, and this pair leans into that completely. I combined white polymer clay with deep blue, magenta, scattered gold leaf, and layered gold findings to create something bold, sculptural, and full of movement. I like designs that feel visually strong without becoming clumsy, so balance matters just as much as colour and detail. The oversized rings give the pair a sense of rhythm, while the fragmented colour keeps each earring slightly different. This is exactly the kind of experimenting I enjoy most: dramatic, handmade, and unapologetically individual every time.