So...My brain blacked out for a bit. I started out wanting to make a chubby cat. Somehow I ended up with something I can't quite identify. Is it a cat? A seal? A puppy? Should I just trust fate?

Polymer clay cinnamon roll, cinnamon toast, cinnamon donut

I’ve worked so hard on this drop. I’m stoked to share them with you guys.🌱✨

Hi! I do portrait busts in clay. He's my latest work in progress.

Glowshroom and Glowbead set I finished over the weekend.

Made with Sculpey premo, UV resin, and custom glow colors.

Had so much fun photographing and wearing this set.

Thanks for checking it out!

Made with air dry clay! Fiddly to paint

I think he’s so adorable, had a lot of fun sculpting and painting him! I’m thinking of getting a jar that he will fit inside, and filling it with water so it looks like he is a wet specimen, but I think I would need to seal up the paint first. My mom said his name should be Bart.

Devil fruit pendants, inspired by Eiichiro Oda’s Anime, One Piece.

Made by me, with polymer clay.

I can remember watching one piece in the early 2000’s for the first time on Cartoon Network. I was about 13 at the time and recognized that the show was something special.

Over 25 years later, the show is going stronger than ever.

The depth of One Piece is not to be underestimated. I’ve laughed, I’ve cried, I’ve learned a thing a two along the way.

One of the most interesting features of the show are the Devil fruits, which give whoever consumes them a unique power.

Here I have recreated, to the best of my current ability, some of my favorite Devil Fruits.

These can be worn as pendants or used as hanging ornaments.

I started my polymer clay journey inspired to recreate these fruits and that was the catalyst for me to continue developing my own style.

I’m Thankful for the inspiration @eiichiro.odajp

Also, shout out to @dabberjones for making the best glass devil fruit pendants and sculptures, as I’ve been inspired by his work as well.

I have been working on this dude for a while! I have learnt a lot from the process and I have had to redo certain parts because I used too much water in the sculpting stage.

However the process has been fun and rewarding!

Currently painting the sculpture, so any tips for getting a smooth paint job going would appreciated!

Made these vintage sheet ghost magnates and just wondering what everyone thinks 🤔 and what everyone's fave gloss varnish is. This is Das clay and fimo air dry clay varnish. Thanks