I made the mane from 2 pieces of fine white cotton material from which I removed the cross threads, making two fringes of different lengths. I then cut back the material to leave each fringe with a remaining 3mm piece of weave, which I laid and glued each strip into place along the forelock and crest line. Then modelled paper clay on top to hide all joins, so as the mane looked as if it naturally grew from the neck, I added a few golden threads in later, and did a similar process with the eyelashes except on a much smaller scale.
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13 comments:
He's beautiful!!
Wow looks amazing Linda...You are so talented lady.
xoxoxox
So much character in his face - very nice! I love your Cheshire cat grin, too:-)
Oh, he's so beautiful!
He's beautiful already!!! :) Theresa
Looks so nice!
Oooh, he looks great. Can't wait to see the finished piece. Just found your blog, by the way, and I love it!
A perfectly realised Unicorn - he's very beautiful.
Linda, thankyou so much for your comments on my blog - I really appreciate your knowledge and advice :)
And I am in love with your latest sculptures, ( though I think my all time favourite was the crow - I would have loved to have him!)
Linda, this is a wonderful sculpture, you a have such great talent!
Going to be so beautiful! I wouldn't even know where to begin on this art form. Can't wait to see the finished piece.
magnificent!
He is just so pretty!
Micki
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