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Sharky McShark Face from the Bomb Disposal Team

Sharky McSharkFace is the latest recruit on the bomb disposal team. He has showed up for his first job smoking a pipe and with what looks like an unopened Bomb Disposal manual. The other fish are not convinced by this (or his choice in tool) and are making a sharp exit!

The framed pictire is 77" x 55" and uses 7lb of Sculpy Polymer Clay plus 1lb of Epoxy clay (mainly to attach to the background and to hide the join, as he had to be baked in 2 pieces). Project uses 4 different GreenStuffWorld acrylic rollers, both sized Roll Makers, and 4 of your molds (both steampunk gears, fans and vents plus soem tyres) amonggst other various tools. It took me several months and occupied a large portion of my home whilst being created!

Catégorie: Steampunk , creativity and beads Others

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BaseLayer

Using a simple cardboard form I created the base layer for my shark. I cut holes where I want to see inside and where the fins/tail go Sharky McShark Face Baselayer

Texture Layer

After baking the baselayer I add the texture layer, I used Green Stuff World rollers and also the texture from one of my tools handle. I then hid the seems with strips of clay, either textured or added rivets/screw heads to plain strips Sharky McShark Face Texturelayer

Coming Together

I have now created and baked the tail and fins and started on the detail of the main body. This uses lots and lots of molded gears (plus a few handmade ones) plus the rollmaker.

Sharky McShark Face ComingTogether

In the Oven

Once I have all the detail on it's time for the oven. Here's half of him and you can see the edges proped up with card so they don't sag....it's a close fit

Sharky McShark Face InOven

Details

Close up ...so you can see all the wonderful details, the black clay has been dry brushed with metalic paints

Sharky McShark Face Detail

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