A Christmas present; sculpted under a time crunch, but I was rather proud of it.
I didn’t want to give it away!

Going to build a press mold to make the work easier for me..
I have to start with a generic form, first.

Might as well be a woman, since they’re harder to sculpt than a man!

Didn’t like how the arms were looking, so back to the start!

Hands first = happier sculptor

About 75% through the construction, and one EXTREME over-bake later.. Good thing zombies aren’t known for their good skin.

Got some clothes on her.. Of course, she still looks scary with no hands or hair!!

A few images I did a while back; some tribute pieces, and one I need to finish, actually!

A few pics painted last night…

Step 1: Wireframing with basic clay for forming and posing. I left the joints poseable until I was sure on the pose..

Step 2: LOTS of patience and slow work to begin the body and face.. I used paint thinner to remove the impossible to reach lines around the eyes and nose, along with basic smoothing of the upper torso. Don’t hold your breath; she will be “tastefully” clothed!

Here it is! Complete with a little wet brushing to draw out the textures and dull up the colors.. Funny how it does both, huh?

A little paint, and it will be all over in time for me to start the next one!