very cool villain, jon! i can just picture him moving about causing havoc in an animated film of your story! love the inner light of his arm as well as the glowing bottle. you & jim are getting pretty good at this.
nope - it's something my brother and I had to invent ourselves. There are plenty of tutorials on electronics and how to light up LEDs - and plenty of books on how to make polymer clay sculptures. The LEDs will survive the temperatures in which polymer clay cures, so simply put your leds and your wiring around your metal armature before layering the clay on top.
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Whoa Jon! I LOVE him! LoL You accomplished your goal of creating a tasteful looking villain very well.
You might need to start sending me your latest story punk. :-)
Miss yo face!
ooo- maybe I would if you'd finished the last one I send you :P
Nice! I love the use of lights in his hands.
Very Very nice Jonathan! I absolutely love your use of the LED's this time! His facial expression is spot-on with a villain! Great great job!
very cool villain, jon! i can just picture him moving about causing havoc in an animated film of your story! love the inner light of his arm as well as the glowing bottle. you & jim are getting pretty good at this.
Hi... I am new to this art. Is there a tutorial somewhere to set up the lighting inside the statues? Thanks in advance!
nope - it's something my brother and I had to invent ourselves. There are plenty of tutorials on electronics and how to light up LEDs - and plenty of books on how to make polymer clay sculptures. The LEDs will survive the temperatures in which polymer clay cures, so simply put your leds and your wiring around your metal armature before layering the clay on top.
Has he just drank the potion he is holding and now is turning maniacally more evil?
But in other words: I LOVE IT!
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