Clay dog

Do you have a little Corgi at home and wish you could watch him all day without him disturbing you at work? No problem. This beautiful, big-eyed doggy will grace your desk, but most importantly, he'll bring a rush of love and calm with every look. Manufacturing Process: Corgi is hand sculpted from polymer clay, then hand painted with high quality acrylic paints and finally sealed with jewellery resin. Size: From nose to fluffy butt 4,2cm. From ear to ear 4cm

Doxie Desserts: This dachshund is handmade with FIMO and sold by GraceAndFlowers on Etsy. This simple shape could easily be recreated with fondant for use as a cake topper.

I joined in the Instagram drawing challenge #doggust for the first time this year, but decided to make them out of clay. This Chihuahua was my favourite out of the 31 sculptures. I sculpted this dog from oven bake Fimo clay and painted it in acrylics 🐕

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Sculpting a Clay Dog :): Hello everyone :D Are you interested in making a clay dog ? I hope you would like it :) Supplies: First we need those things : * clay (of course) * Sharpened pencil * Toothpicks * Paper-knife ( scissor, or just a ruler) for cut little pieces ** AD…

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This cute clay figurine of this Bichon puppy is the perfect addition to your desk setup. ***MADE TO ORDER! TAKES ONE WEEK TO MAKE THEN SHIPPING VARIES*** Benny is a 6-month-old Bichon-Poodle mix waiting to join your home. He is made of air-dry clay painted with Gesso and acrylic paint, sealed with glossy Mod Podge. Since these are made-to-order, each are made in their own special way. Size, detail placement, etc. could vary slightly with each piece. Package comes with figurine and story…

Dogs touch many of our lives and so why not create this adorable sugarcraft Dachshund. Although this project uses sugar modelling paste, you could also use marzipan, chocolate modelling paste or even non-edible clays to make it more permanent.

Here is a collection of a few of my favourite ceramic animal artists : Lesley Anne Greene : ' I exhibit and sell throughout the UK and model imaginative figurative sculptures using hand building techniques. Inspiration is often drawn from an interest in the role of animals and ancient artefacts and sustained by visits to museums and sites of antiquity both at home and abroad. Other works are derived from encounters in daily life and embrace a playful humour in their expression and form. The…