Work in Progress – Shown unfinished in clay
March 7, 2009
work in progress - The Figurative Gesture/ Study Series, © 2009 Eric Thorsen
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Realy Great work Eric.
Very beautiful. I’m am curious, your level of detail is very high.
How can you do that?
What clay formula are you using?
Thanks
Tom Devaney
I use several clays: roma plastilina (the green shown) gives nice results for details but the same results can be accomplished with chavants clays and the J.F. McCaughin Clay. Its mostly just perseverance and study of anatomy.