Allen Haroldsen
Idaho falls
National snow sculpture champion.
Member of the 1988 US Olympic Snow Sculpture team.
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Allen Haroldsen
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2yr
added comment in2023 Challenge! Test Your Sculpting Skills. Win some Prizes! (CLOSED)
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Thank you for this competition. It’s been fun. I’m looking forward to doing it again.
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my clay dried too fast and cracked all over but I enjoyed sculpting this
I’m sorry about your cracking problems. Then, as if to rub salt into the wound, I was going to tease you about the position of the armature. (It looks a wee bit uncomfortable) Then I started to see some possible advantages in the casting process. I’ll have to think about that.
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Ben05 (Alas, Poor York)
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Hello, here is my next one ready for comments and critiques. Reference is Felicia 004 from posesspace.com. Thank you
I would just bring her left leg in closer or even directly under her center of balance. It would be a little more dynamic that and it shouldn’t be that hard to do. Just my suggestion.
One question I’ve never heard anyone address. I’m working on a sculpture now that has some deep undercuts. I ended up turning it upside down to get at the hard to reach places between the neck and hair and other such places. That meant having to redo a lot of the details where I was resting it. I thought about leaving it outside for a night so the clay was firmer but I didn’t. Would that work? Any other suggestions?
