My other Customs

[jaybell]

here are my five other customs I have done. all on sale on my etsy shop lol here are some pictures! feedback welcome! these plus the doctor(already posted) are the only ones I have completed so far(well that are any good anyway) Hopefully I'll be posting my Flapjack pony in a couple of days!

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My lil' Punk pony on sale here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/151851230/custom-my-little-pony-lil-punk I wasn't really sure what to do with this pony but I had left over epoxy so I just sort of winged it, but I think I like how she turned out. I sometimes think I should have done all silver instead of mixing the silver and gold

these are a set of Elemental Ponies, I have earth, air, fire, and water. I think Fire is my favorite! these were really the first good ones I finished. They are also on sale in my Etsy Shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/SuperAwesomeShop

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[kaoskat]

They are too cute! Love the very creative hair!

[Diamond]

You are off to a good start.  What material are you using for your sculpting?  If a two part apoxie type I would recommend either using some rubbing alcohol to get a smoother finish.  If you do not do that then you need to sand it a bit before painting.  If you are using baking clay, then you can use a little water to smooth it out and then sand when baked.  Painting wise you have some great color choices, you need to thin it a little and do layers to avoid brush strokes.  Best of luck and I look forward to seeing your future work.

[jaybell]

You are off to a good start.  What material are you using for your sculpting?  If a two part apoxie type I would recommend either using some rubbing alcohol to get a smoother finish.  If you do not do that then you need to sand it a bit before painting.  If you are using baking clay, then you can use a little water to smooth it out and then sand when baked.  Painting wise you have some great color choices, you need to thin it a little and do layers to avoid brush strokes.  Best of luck and I look forward to seeing your future work.

thanks! yes I use 2 part epoxy, and I never thought of rubbing alcohol I'll keep that in mind. practice makes perfect.

[achab1984]

Those are very good

[BerryMouse]

I like the blue one with white wings but to be honest I do miss the eye lashes on the ponies 

[LunaDehligt]

so cute customs