Process
I usually made any clay sculpture one day before I actually paint it, but this time as it was a pleasant sunny day so I made the sculpture in the morning and paint it in the afternoon.
- First of all take he clay and make a plain an smooth as wellas thin sheet.
- Now make a print of the whole shade and overall structure of the character and mark the area with a stick.
- Now cut the marked area and make it smooth with a butter knife I usually used it cause it is the tool I am using since I was a child you can use other things to make it smooth like a stick of brush don't forget to make it wet as it help in creating good structure.
- This is image right before painting as it was a warm day so it didn't took a lot of time to make it completely dried I just placed it in the direct sunlight in the morning and after known it was completely dried.
- In the first step of painting I usually paint from starting from light colours in this case the white colour was first so first of all I make the fur in his ears and area below his mouth.
- Then I colour the domain area of the structure which was brown and black so for making the perfect colour I mixed equal amount of yellow blue red and a bit brown in black as well to make it perfect.
- Now that play with fire the characters eyes are gloomy and fire is also coming out about his eyes as well as from its neck I just made have of the character as to as more good beside making complete structure.
- At this teddy bear all most done I painted the fire base colour red then orange and then fill the spot with yellow as well as out lining the eyeball of the character was very tricky as I don't have anything brushes but yet I did it and took a lot of effort.
Did you notice something I also made Shades in this character so you can see some places are dark and some are light and as well as I try to trade somewhet above the ears and above his nose as well
Final look ✨😁
Which version is better clay art or drawing.I hope you guys will love this art piece as well, thanks for reaching my content. See you next time.