Returning to my phases, this time, though, with some attitude changes: I will try to make a better effort to give the project in question a better finish.
I had to prime it to better see the overall shape of the beast. There is still lots to do on this one: Scales, hands/claws, the weird bull-feet needs to be redone. Face number one is not nearly close to being finished.
Troglodyte head is a mess... Regardless, I will keep it up, and might even add some horns on this particular blind head. I think it would give it a disturbing look. Maybe I am wrong.
Also, this is update 1 of 3.
If you pull this off it may well be a really disturbing beast. It does look like you're laying on the sculpey too thick -- will you have enough margins left to sculpt the details?
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You are indeed correct with me putting on too much sculpey, however, the base problem is me being a cheap-skate and using to much staniol-filler before putting on the base layer of sculpey, making the beast un-sculptable.
RaderaI have since sort-of learnt my lesson.