These images show the progress of making my main character, Jacob.
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The armature. I also added milliput to the legs and feet as well. |
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The head, again is plasticine covering a polystyrene ball. |
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The hands are latex. I used the mould I made when Kerry came in to teach us mould making back when we were doing the children's project. |
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I used cardboard as sort of ribs, strengthening, and padding out the body at the same time, but still allowing movement. I covered the arms and legs in sponge using super glue and used scissors to cut the sponge into shape. |
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The head is simply pushed onto the neck, so it can be removed. |
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I actually made all 3 characters at the same time, which is why I've waited so long to post anything about them, because I kept adding a little bit to each rather than just completely one and then moving onto the next one. Here you can see the Strong Man and Jacob together, both unfinished. I started the sew Jacobs clothes but there were frustrating me. |
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Thats when I discovered the bag of old dolls clothes in the model room. Jacob originally had a tight white t-shirt on, but then I realised the shirt needed to be big and baggy because two melons need to fit down his shirt. Also this stripy top i found works well, colour wise, with the set. The trousers I found are also too big, however, he is meant to look kinda scruffy, so I sort of like them. I used wool to wrap around the arms and leg for shape, but also to cover the sponge. I also used wool for the hair, which is glued on with fabric glue. |
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The eye brows are painted plasticine. and the braces are denim material with wire running through the middle. |
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I also added plasticine to finish off his chest. |
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