Wow! It was again something really new fo
r me. I felt lost at the beginning, but afterward I started to have fun. I have made up the figure at first, and then I started to drawn a female body, who is sitting on the floor quasi on her legs, and after I tried to create an abstract form from this posture which is gently curved.I guess it was the easiest part of this story, and the difficulties just came right after the drawing.
I tried to sculpt my abstract figure from clay. At first I found it difficult, but later I started to warm up, and after a while I realised that I truly like to work with this oil based clay. Probably it sounds a bit silly, but my hands started to feel the material and the shape of the imagined body.
Nevertheless I'm definitely not a sculptor, I feel it was a good effort. I like its curves and proportions.
But the plaster carving ... Oh, my Gosh! It was really-really difficult for me. First of all, beacuse the original shape of my plaster-block wasn't resembling to my abstract figure. Neither a little bit. I was shocked. And the tools... Oh, my Gosh, who knows how to use that strange tools, how to carve with that?! But of course I tried to create something with my bizarre plaster-block and freaky tool.
And then I realised that it's impossible to carve the imagined figure, as I wanted, as I would have like to carve.
I had to adapt to the circumstances, especially that particular plaster-block size and shape, and I had to modify my original figure to another one, which I don't really like.
I feel dissatisfied, but I couldn't carve it more likely.
And this is the issue - my oil based clay and the plaster figures together:





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