Stephanie Kilgast

How to Sculpt a Coral Reef // Polymer Clay Sculptures

Very nice! I like how you used a cracked glass frame!

Thank you. I really enjoy a lot of your work! You are amazing and I followed you into Skillshare :) 
The sculpture is not as nice as yours but I am glad I could recycle materials. I placed the fish and flagella away to make it less cluttered, but now the cracks show..
Please also let me know ways to improve. I appreciate honest criticism!

It's ok that the cracks show, actually even better in my opinion, as it shows that you transformed potential trash into something else.
For the rest, it's really about practicing and using reference pictures when doing so. I know how easy it is to just follow a tutorial and try to replicate what the artists is doing, and that is also important, but to find your way is to work a lot and use reference pictures once you understand the different techniques involved.
Also, in art, it's not so much about perfect outcome, but more about making it personal.

thank you stephanie! I will follow this. I am just sculpting for three months and this advice is very useful to me. I was also inspired by your tutorial on the elephant head (which you combined with a bug body). i used it to make lid art..have the nailpolish have a pretty lid (or recycle it as a stand). comments welcome on this too.

Here it is: <a class="url" href="https://www.skillshare.com/projects/Nailpolish-lid-based-on-Stephanie-Kilgast%27s-elephant-head/112749?saved=1" rel="external nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.skillshare.com/projects/Nailpolish-lid-based-on-Stephanie-Kilgast%27s-elephant-head/112749?saved=1</a>

Recycling cracked glass frame and scrap materials ( clay, seed, feathers, shell, dried flowers)

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Coral Reef Ecosystem based on Stefanie's lesson

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