Props Crapcakes! My Grunt Head

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HaloReplicas

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ok, i'm off school today because i felt pretty sick, so after i woke up, i thought: well, let's have a little look at my grunt head sculpt... *walking towards the head sculpt* *removes the wet towel* OMGWTFBBQ!!



yes, 3 giant cracks have appeared in the head sculpt.



so tell me folks, how can i fix this. sorry, i have no camera atm.



so i drew it out.



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you really should have posted this in your wip thread



is it oil based clay?

and as for a wet towel i would recommend using cling wrap but before you wrap it maybe a thin spray of water
 
GiR3892 said:
you really should have posted this in your wip thread



is it oil based clay?

and as for a wet towel i would recommend using cling wrap but before you wrap it maybe a thin spray of water

sorry, what is cling wrap? and, no its river clay
 
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HaloReplicas said:
sorry, what is cling wrap? and, no its river clay



forgive me for being australian but its the thin plastic stuff to wrap food in?

hopefully you get what i mean , and also if it where OIL based clay if im correct i dont think it will crack due to techincally never drying just keep it covered over though when you are not working on it
 
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HaloReplicas said:
sorry, what is cling wrap? and, no its river clay

nevermind, i know what clingwrap is now, but, if i used that, all detail would be pressed out
 
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yeh but you might have to do a complete new one but make sure its oil based clay so when its molded it doesn't interfere in the curing process
 
Looks like a good sculpt, what I would recommend is either try to seal the cracks with a little bit of clay in the cracks, or you may have to start over with red (oil based) clay.
 
good start! when do you expect this to be finished? I WANNA SEE!



Also, are you planning on the mask too?
 
It's clay, man. If there's a crack, smudge it closed!



If you're using water based clay (why?) just fill the cracks in with some more.
 
HaloReplicas said:
nevermind, i know what clingwrap is now, but, if i used that, all detail would be pressed out



Just lightly wrap the sculpt, no need to press. Or you could put your sculpt in a garbage bag, and rubberband the bag closed. The goal is to keep the moisture that is evaporated off the clay in an enclosed space, so it can be re-absorbed by the clay. (Imagine a glue bottle; the glue will never dry unless you leave the cap off.)
 
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Get some really wet clay and fill the gaps. and make sure to wet it every so often, light sponging helps. and put a bag over it to trap moisture.
 
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