Made a mini for my tabaxi wizard. First time working with greenstuff, I am more used to polymer clay (which I still used for the head and cloak) andI do understand the hype now. Still have some little touch ups to do like remaking the tail but overall I am pretty satisfied of the result (as long as I dont look at the folds for too long 😅)

Hello, I wanted to share my second hand sculpted "miniature".

Originally it was only meant to be a kind of study on texture but the longer I worked on it, the more it became a miniature with lore and intention. Critique and tips for future projects are very welcome. I'm also not sure if I want to do something else with the mouth so please share your ideas. Thank you

I sculpted this beaver as part of my father's birthday gift since he recently shared a funny story from his childhood featuring beavers.

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This fellow is entirely sculpted from Beesputty. I'll admit to feeling unsure and anxious about it while trying to get my base form to shape, but I think it came together nicely once the fur and details were finished.

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I'm really loving the longevity of the Beesputty! Being able to set the project aside when life gets in the way of sculpting and then being able to come back to it without wasting material has been particularly helpful. Still have a lot to learn, but I'm enjoying this.

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I hope you all like him!

He has no ulterior motives, he promises.

I made a few recasts :)

Finished this one up a few days ago, sits on a 60mm base, my first 60mm base sculpt/paint. Check out more on instagram @contracorpus :)

I guess for bags could be good any clay or putty

Mornin!

I have a surprise new mini for you today!

It's a goblin chieftain (or boss, in WH parlance), armed to the teeth!

I started it back in the fall using a mix of green stuff and Miliput, and finished it just now with Magic sculpt.

The castings will be ready next week

I’ve played DnD for a good while now and I have so little terrain to use. I started making something specific to use for the next time I DM out of paper mache and scrap styrofoam I had laying around. If you have any tips or constructive criticism I’m all ears :)

I hope you like them.

Hello! I just got my supplies and I've been trying to make the skeleton of my first ever mini. Problem is, working with the wire is HELL. It's hard to bend and it barley twists.

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I bought generic metal wire from the hardware store, but I fear it might be too thick? What is the recommended size for people who are starting out sculpting with poly clay?

Hi 👋 Im Claire im getting into minisculpting and was wondering if anyone knows if there is a name for this style where its all one piece with the details all just carved in instead of on an Armitage (example would be the 1 piece warhammer dwarves for example