I made a miniature butcher :) I love making butcher themed "food" in mini, so I thought that at the next fair, the butcher himself should be on my stall!
He reminds me of my granddad (who passed away in 2010), which isn't a bad thing. I guess this is just the type of face I consider to be a typical older looking man.
Had to paint the blue stripes on the apron - or almost paint them.. The fabric had blue and white stripes, but the blue stripes weren't wide enough, so I had to paint inbetween them to get the look I needed.
I also made a teddy bear :) This is for a tutorial for today. I was supposed to post it on YouTube yesterday, but I've got a cold (and so many other things got in the way) so I didn't have time to finish it and edit the video.
El carnicero está genial,una cara de hombre bueno y noble,muy guapo y con el delantal adecuado aunque te haya dado trabajo!!!!
ReplyDeleteEl osito Teddy es una preciosidad,me encantará ver el vídeo de como lo has realizado!!!!
Besos.
He's wonderful, Tanja! :)
ReplyDeleteMy grandfather passed away more earlier, before I grew up and my grandmother passed away somewhere around maybe when I was around 8 I believe due to cancer. Unfortunately I didn't get to say goodbye for the last time. :/ I know she's in a better place instead of being in pain by cancer... :)))
sorry to hear that, but they're in a better place, yes :) I lost 2 of my grandparents when I was very young, so I don't remember them :/ my mom's mom and dad passed in 2008 and 2010. Miss them dearly. My grandmother passed from cancer. Think my granddad had cancer too, though I'm not quite sure.
DeleteAfter you baked the teddy bear and added fur how were you able to move the body parts? He is also very cute
ReplyDeletedue to the headpins which act like joints :)
DeleteThank you for responding I am a big fan of your videos you are very talented
DeleteYour butcher is fabulous! The face sculpting is very realistic, very well done. Thanks for sharing your work and your techniques.
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