Sally Cats tutorial by David Osborne. These are made of recycled cereal box, filled with sand or sawdust for weight.
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How about this article? David Osborne considers Eggs - Their uses in papier mache sculpture. His preferred method is 'Sawing through'. Start with hardboiled eggs.
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The tutorial for these little cuties by Pun Hui Falkenhainer have an interesting technique in that the facial features are drawn on a separate piece of paper and applied individually. That's a great tip! I can hardly ever get a whole face right. One eye will be cockeyed or the eyes will be good but the mouth will be awful. She uses lentils as noses.
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First posted May 2008.
Wow, Great resource - thank you! I love the Tiki mask tutorial dearly.
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ReplyDeletethanks for the link! so glad you're blogging again! :-)
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Oh, my goodness! You have a wonderful blog! So nice to see a fella artist that does alittle of a lot! http://candgdesign.blogspot.com/
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