Standalone Re-View: Ceramic|Honey Hatcher Fire Dragon by SHERIFF NOGARA -- Fur Affinity [dot] net

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Standalone Re-View: Ceramic|Honey Hatcher Fire Dragon

By SHERIFF NOGARA,
posted 8 years ago ARTIST, SUITER, PARATROOPER, MAN | Support me with Shinies!

Just a singular picture view of what I already made before last year.

Art©RC November 2016 / OP 2k16 ('XVI)

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Rusty-Soup-Can ~rusty-soup-can

Anthro Artist

8 years ago

It's good! I was gifted a tiny kiln a few years ago, but haven't been able to use it too much, my best sculptures usually explode. It's a difficult medium to work with for sure, but I am determined to get good at it.

SHERIFF NOGARA ~azureparagon

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ARTIST, SUITER, PARATROOPER, MAN

8 years ago

Here's a tip: Make sure not to keep the clay too thick. Hollow it all out through carving and cutting if you need to. It should be 1/4 of an inch thick max, or thinner.

Rusty-Soup-Can ~rusty-soup-can

Anthro Artist

8 years ago

I think my trouble happens when trying to fuse pieces together, like a leg to a body. I think air bubbles get trapped in there, although I try to work them out, but all my pieces are really tiny, so thickness is not a problem.

SHERIFF NOGARA ~azureparagon

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ARTIST, SUITER, PARATROOPER, MAN

8 years ago

Air bubbles are the enemy to the clay when firing. That's how they explode. Try wedging the clay as smoothly as needed from the start so it won't have that problem.

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