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Submitted: July 7, 2012
Image Size: 217 KB
Resolution: 1186×1400
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''Poison Ivy''by *MarkNewman

Traditional Art / Sculpture / Figurative

1/4 scale, premium format sculpture for SideShow.
This was sculpted in Super Sculpey.
It was based on the designs of Kris Anka and Dylan Forman and the finished artwork of Stan Lau :'Artgerm:

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Given 2012-08-21

The suggester said: "It's very seductive, and the typical promiscuity that Poison Ivy tends to use to her advantage. Even going so far as to give a more sinister and ultimately fatal side to the villainess, in much the same way Greek Sirens were known for using their songs and beauty to lure sailors to their death." ''Poison Ivy'', a stunning work from *MarkNewman. ( Suggested by ~Backsackandjack and Featured by ^SRudy )

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~Rei327 May 4, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

ey yo let me hit dat fig

~RAMENmanga-ka Apr 26, 2013 Student Filmographer

Do you bake separate pieces one by one so the whole figure does not shrink? Or bake the whole figure once it has been completely sculpted (assuming it is on wire armature)? I find that Sculpey kinda sinks too much when I try to sculpt it, and have been using FIMO instead, but still I am unsure about how to go about making more than just keychain charms...