Pachyrhinosaurus' Art

[PhilSauria]

Truely amazing! That is one impressive Sauropod. What material are you using? I have tried to sculpt a couple of times and used air dried clay, but it dries out too soon not alowing much detail and tends to crack during the drying stage. very frustrating!

[Lanthanotus]

Looks to me like Pachyrhinosaurus used Premo (the pink, flesh tone one) and SuperSculpey (the gray one), both harden in the oven at like 130 degree C. Personally I like to work with Sculpey (medium blend) rather than Premo.

[PhilSauria]

Thanks, I'll look into those two and see if I can finally get one of these figures off the ground - my ambition is to make the sort of Apatosaurus that I am not seeing from the paleo figure companies, outside of Sideshow, whose products I'll never be able to afford, or even come close to emulating for that matter! But you have to start somewhere.

[AcroSauroTaurus]

You've really improved a lot over the years. Great work.

[WarrenJB]

That's some progress from '11! Excellent work.

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Thank you, all!

The alamosaurus is in 1:40.

You were close, Lanthanotus. The gray material is a mix between Super Sculpey and Super Sculpey firm, and the beige is just Super Sculpey.

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Now that I have my copy of PT #123 it's time to post the Ceratosaurus:

[Joey]

Very nice, I love the wrinkles and color scheme. 

[Newt]

Consistently excellent work, very impressive. Have you considered molding and casting these?

[Jose S.M.]

It looks great, I like the pose.

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Thank you 

Consistently excellent work, very impressive. Have you considered molding and casting these?

I've been considering it for a while now but every time I finish a piece I'm not satisfied with it enough to go through with it but hopefully sometime.

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

My latest model, Eurypterus remipes, 1:1 scale from PT #124



And a work in progress, my forum namesake-- Pachyrhinosaurus lakustai

[Jose S.M.]

The Eurypterus looks great and what you have of that Pachyrhinosaurus looks very nice too.

[Halichoeres]

Nice mudbug! How long is it, roughly?

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Thanks!

Nice mudbug! How long is it, roughly?

It's just over four and a half inches long. Sorry, I'm sure I went looking for my tape measure after you asked and got distracted. 

Now for my latest piece, Pachyrhinosaurus lakustai





With a pachyrhinosaurus I made in 2011

[tyrantqueen]

Very inspiring

[dutchdinolover]

I like you're sculpture's. It is nice to see the progressions you are making.

I'm close to finishing a alamsaurus skulpt myself and hope to show some pictures on the near future on forum.

Keep up the good work Cheers

[Pachyrhinosaurus]

Thank you! It's always encouraging to see how far I've come.

I'm close to finishing a alamsaurus skulpt myself and hope to show some pictures on the near future on forum.

I'll be sure to keep an eye out for it!

[Jose S.M.]

That Pachyrhinosaurus is gorgeous!

[Bokisaurus]

I admire your work a lot, and you were one of the artist here that inspired me to try my hands on sculpting this year
Very impressive work. I just hope that one day I can get to that level.
Cheers!