Making The Rest Of The Tiger

cover the foam with a foundry wax
We have only been in the warehouse for less than a week and we are really making some progress. Here is an update on what is happening.

all of the wax and clay on the torso. Now to put in detail.

and clay. About 3-4 brushed on layers are applied

to get the feeling back in my fingers. Here is the kicker-after we raised the tiger, I didn’t like what we sculpted upside down and did it all over again!

and lower it as needed.

We have sculpted everything in pieces now lets make it look like one piece!
So glad that the head and arm come off easily.

