So it's finally finished! I didn't bother to bore you all with the different stages of it, but I snapped a couple pictures of her before I did her final contouring- look at that squishy, sloped face. No definition! She looks like one of those people that look like parrots (no offense parrot-people, I love you, it's just not what I was going for this time) I also changed her eyes and made them a little bigger. And not just because I messed up on one side and had to even it out.
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She's even Oculus Approved!
I didn't mind her at that stage; in fact I almost decided to settle for it--but I wasn't content in that she didn't match my original plan for her, and so I pressed on. I'm extremely pleased that I didn't too, because I'm very proud of her final state! It's just what I wanted her to be!
Sorry guys, but it's picture overload time.
As you can see, she actually matches the jaw outline that I originally dictated! Though I decided to make her forehead smaller.
I'm going to try to make a test plaster-cast of it this week or next. The refined plaster castings are what I'll test-string and make silicone moulds for resin with, as they are much more durable than paperclay, and I don't have to gingerly string them and then subsequently madden myself trying not to break them.
Anyway, stay tuned for work on the body!
And maybe some plaster joints, who knows.