... Wait, I can DRAW?

[Raikou]

To answer my rhetorical question... No. Not really.

I realised that most, if not all of my doodles had a pretty generic feel to it; that it had no original style at all.

At the moment of typing I feel that nothing really changed, so instead of showing off what I can draw, I'm going to show what I can make instead:

This was a snake-thing I made for a friend. The body is a metre long and was agony to turn inside-out (to hide stitching) and to stuff.


My friend likes grues, so I made her two for her birthday. She made the comic.



Made with Sculpy clay, then painted with acrylics.

I made a lot more Sculpy clay figurines, but I usually give them away to others so I don't have photos for them.

Comments and criticisms are appreciated. Feel free to (i.e. Please!) request what I should make and paint next. I'll try to make anything apart from people. (I cannot, for the life of me, make very good hair)

[Miror B.]

I think they're very prettyful :>

Oh, and I'm so requesting a Dragonair sculpy D

[Raikou]

I finished making it, as well as a few other things.

Currently I'm waiting for them to come out of the oven so I can paint 'em.

EDIT: Here are the (unpainted) ones:

First off, random animals:


The less you know about this fellow, the better.

It's supposed to be a pig. I think.

Kitty holding a ball of yarn. Something looks off, but..

Next, Pokémon:


Dragonair, as requested by Miror.

I love Psyduck because it was the simplest Pokémon to make :'D

Who's that Pokémon?!

Now, painting awaits!~

(Man, I'm getting addicted to using the é symbol~)

(EDITEDIT: Ugh, photobucket fails at resizing.)

[Stormrider]

Those are amazing! I really like the kitty on the ball of yarn. And the pidgey is great too! (not to detract from the others, those are just my favorite).

[Raikou]

I've finally managed to paint them all! Huzzah!

In the photos I put my eraser (which measures to be 3cm from top to bottom) next to the figurines to try to show how big (or small) it is. The face was doodled on for aesthetic purposes.

The animals (coloured!)

It's supposed to be penguin. Wearing a monocle, a bowler hat and smoking a cigar.

Didn't bother with a front shot for the pig due to the weirdness of the face and all.


The Pokémon (coloured!)

Psyduck~ He was the easiest Pokémon to paint as well~ :'D

@Stormrider: This was supposed to be a Pidgeotto, but... eheh.

Took me the longest to paint this, for some reason. I like how it turned out, though.


... Now, with these done, does anyone have any other requests for me to make?

[Miror B.]

Ahh, too pretty x3 I guess I'll request again... how 'bout a Cocoa Puff with eyes. Yeah. *coughANDAMETAGROSSPLEASEcough*

[Raikou]

Ahh, too pretty x3 I guess I'll request again... how 'bout a Cocoa Puff with eyes. Yeah.

GAH! TOO HARD!

(Righty-ho. I'll get to 'em now.)

[CamdenXIII]

These are awesome, it makes me wanna go buy some of this sculpy clay tomorrow. Been really wanting to do some stuff with clay, but I wasnt sure where to get any and unsure how to get it fired. If you can fire this stuff in the oven then that'll be a problem solved.

Let's see, I wanna request... Heracross. May be difficult with the legs and arms, especially when it comes to keep it standing. Should be able to though if you attach it to a base of some kind.

[Raikou]

Drat, I should've seen this post sooner. At the moment I've already got a few to paint, so I'll work on Heracross tomorrow. And as for the arms and legs.. I have a way to make 'em stable. We'll see how it turns out.

[Raikou]

Apologies for the double post, but I finished:


Thought the Cocoa Puff would've looked better with Rock Lee eyes. Sexy, no? ;D

I tried spiking the points for the... er... white spiky points at the feet, but it squished when I baked it. Ah well, c'est la vie.

Ugh.. I'm not really that satisfied with the colours, but I had to keep mixing this and that until I went "GRAAAAAARAGHA" and just left it like that. EFFORT


Comments, criticisms and requests are still very much appreciated. :3