Sculpted ponies before you painted them.

[MissSleepless]

I have a custom I'd love to do. It's really simple but it requires some light sculpting. I was wondering if you guys have any pictures of your ponies with sculpting on them before they were painted?

And when you did paint them, any tips for colour matching/mixing?

Thanks guys

[Sarahlacewing]

The biggest thing is getting the seams sanded so that they aren't visible before you paint.  If you have problems with application then a primer coat might help. That WIP pic is before I sanded and finished but you get the idea I hope.
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[Maniah]

Ok. Can't link it from my iPad just yet. Will in a sec. There are pics in my tumblr but you'd have to hunt for them. My banner goes to my tumblr.

[pantherchild]

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More: [size=78%]http://brambleworks.com/craft/mylittlepony.php?pony=amaipikuniku[/size]


Smoothness is really important--the goal is usually to make em look like they were born that way, not sculpted. 

[MissSleepless]

Thanks for the help guys!

[Kimmers4Ever]

I have a couple... Every project I do I take a lot of pics.  None of these were painted til the sculpting was done.

Monkey Zodiac Unpainted
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Merpony Unpainted (You can totally see where the original parts are, like the end of the feet)
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Red Riding hood unpainted
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