I drew a basic outline for the horse and cut out the form in 5 pieces: the head, the body, and the 4 legs. I used 2 or 3 broken toothpicks to skewer and connect the sections together. The horse was then mached, left to dry, covered in a thin coat of paperclay, sanded and painted. I was hoping for an antique look, so I left cracks and imperfections on his surface.
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In Progress:
Completed props of 2009:
Quick Plastic Pumpkin Makeovers
Aucellus
The Underbiters
Marmota Monax
Favourite projects from 2008:
Peek-A-Boo Plant
Edmond's Abandoned Carousel
Mr. Flopsy
Finger Food
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