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Tokenekieby *DragonsAndBeasties

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Commissioned by :icontokenekie: of their dragon character. The big green guy had reference [link] [link] but I got to create his mate. [link] :D

Commissions are currently closed, but pricing can be found here: [link] for future reference

Hand-sculpted from Premo Sculpey clay, 3.25 inches tall, small details painted in acrylics

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Please visit my FAQ page [link] before asking questions about techniques and materials. Just about every question I get is covered there. I’m not trying to be rude, I just get tired of answering the same questions over and over ^^;
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Given 2012-12-17
Suggester writes: The artist makes stunning and beautiful clay sculptures and has a vibrant and eye-appealing gallery. She enjoys every bit of her work and truly is amazing at what she does. These dragons are made with such elegance and detail that I simply can't stop staring at them. The work is just undeniably stunning. Tokenekie by *DragonsAndBeasties ( Suggested by *TheCluelessCat and Featured by ^maytel )
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:iconbatosai7921:
~batosai7921 May 2, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Have you ever tried making Haku from Spirited Away?
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*DragonsAndBeasties May 6, 2013  Professional Artisan Crafter
I try not to make licensed characters >w<
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:iconmartain1985:
Mood: Wow! ~Martain1985 Apr 13, 2013  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
WOW!
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:iconicedragonsheart:
~icedragonsheart Mar 26, 2013
so complex! this looks like it took forever
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:iconlatilove:
~LatiLove Mar 6, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
EERRRRMEERRRRGERRRRD this is amazing! you should do a tutorial on the hair/fur, i cannot get it right on my dragons!
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:icontoffifeekat:
Mood: Love ~ToffifeeKat Jan 27, 2013
wow, these are so incredibly cute! I especially love the colors and their manes... this must have been so much work! Wonderful <3
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~animationwarrior Dec 31, 2012   Artist
nice =3
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~equigoyle Dec 30, 2012
That is so cute!

These are ... sculpy, right? I still have a goal of doing stuff like this. I've never tried though so the first one's might be a little . . . awkward.

Still, these are adorable. Their expressions are so serene!
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Mood: Wow! ~MyClayWhimsy Apr 16, 2013  New member
She makes her sculptures out of Sculpey Premo polymer clay... Where I live Premo is a bit too hard for me to work with, (which is weird because I live in a very hot climate) so I use Sculpey III, but I've heard that it really depends on the climate of where you live. Sculpey Premo for warm climates and Sculpey III for cooler climates. Really Sculpey III is just softer, but it holds fingerprints well so be careful. Oh, and check for cracks on the edges of your brick of clay before you buy it, that could mean that it got too hot in the truck it was shipped in and it is partially baked. It will be harder and sometimes even crack or shatter while you are working on the piece. Good luck!! And you really just need to keep making things, you won't believe how much better you get!! You can look through the galleries of Deviants who have been here a long time, the most recent Deviations are always so much better than the first ones!
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~equigoyle Apr 22, 2013
That's very true. Once I've gotten enough of an income going I can probably start buying the clay. One thing I'll need to figure out is which clay type would work best for where I live. It gets hot in summer and cold and snowy in winter.
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