Hairy Tongue, just for fun ?
Before and after paint. The hairs are painted monofilament.
Starting something new
Epoxy clay works best when used in layers so that there’s a solid support to work against. To start, I made a core form with monster clay, covered it with plastic, and sculpted the flower upside down on top. After the clay cured, I used a rotary tool to refine the shape. Next up, I’ll sculpt the stem.
Mask Process

Here’s the process for one of the masks I made for FX’s Atlanta! I built out the core form with paper, tape and plastic. The mask was sculpted from an air whipped epoxy clay on top of the core form, then removed for painting and finishing.
Gwilliam finger puppet process
Making the prototype for an edition of finger puppets to promote Brian Lonano’s upcoming short film, Gwilliam–a terrible love story between man and goblin! The edition will be cast in urethane rubber to make them flexible. Follow the link to support the film on indiegogo and get one of these adorable goblins while supplies last! https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/gwilliam-short-film-by-brian-lonano#/story
More fun with the cauliflower mold!
Free Form Air epoxy clay tinted with So-Strong pigments. These little barnacles will get paint later ;).
Sprinkle production
Fro-yo progress
Adding detail to the fro-yo swirl in layers.
Working on some Fro-Yo Fellas <3
Making some progress on the cake cone for a future edition of little fro-yo fellas. I like to apply the epoxy clay in layers, letting it cure between work sessions so that I can work on small areas at a time without damaging the overall piece.
Casting, building, and painting cupcake creatures!
These will be up for sale on etsy in a couple weeks–stay tuned!
Building a cupcake guy in pieces for my next mold making project
Making the totem for Crow Hand!!!
CROW HAND!!! Teaser Trailer
I made the crow totem for this awesome new short coming out soon. Check out the trailer!
CROW HAND!!! – teaser from !ROBOT HAND! on Vimeo.
Teaser Trailer for the new !ROBOT HAND! film (the makers of ATTACKAZOIDS!, The Transmission and Welcome To Dignity Pastures). Coming to film festivals in 2015
Desert Oyster
Finished Cake Topper
Cyclops grapes in progress
These guys are rigged up for the last stages of painting and resin coating. The grapes are carved out of wood and connected to the epoxy clay stem with eye screws/ a wire armature. Painted with oils.
Masking and painting
Airbrushing with acrylic onto epoxy clay.