Hi Everyone!
Today is Friday Face Off. I am linking up with Barbara and possibly Glen. I had fun making this face and getting all the wrinkles in. I put dark brown doll eyes in. They look black and like that.
Here is this weeks face.
Click on any face for a close up look
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Now, I will let this sit for a few days. Then, pick it up and make any changes I think it needs. I know there will be some light sanding and highlighting some high spots. Other than that I am happy with this guy.
Hope you enjoyed the process.
Nicole
22 comments:
...clever!
Oh yes, those eyes are compelling!
I like the eyes.
Thanks for the lesson.
Fun face! Valerie
That's a great series of photos, showing your process for making the face.
best... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
Fun guy and creative process and face ~ Xo
Wishing you love and laughter in your days,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
This is from Barb. So sorry Nicole, I always comment on your blog but they are not going through. I have this problem with some comments, not all.
Your face today is so interesting to me, especially the way you got wrinkles! He isn’t scary, just looks old, perhaps even homeless. There’s a great deal of human character in this one.
Barb
Fantastic! I love your faces Nicole. Thanks for sharing your process.
Have a great weekend.
Alison
It's fun to see how you make these! :)
I love it. I need information about the eyes you are using please. Thank you for sharing the process. PS it is Gene not Glen, ha ha. Not offended, for some reason I get that a lot. 😁
Bravissima,buona serata-
I liked seeing your process.
It seems to be so much fun to work with the clay. It would be fun to try.
Loving that wrinkly face, Nicole. For some reason I feel safness for this face. Might he remind me of a homeless man? I'm trying this comment wth a different browser on my phone. Let me know if you get it please.
Yes, I did enjoy indeed! Thank you for showing. But don´t make me like it so much that Ingo buys me supplies, LOL!
You've brought him to life adding those eyes, he'll be watching you where ever you go now hee hee.. Always used to love working with terracotta, such a different clay feel from the grey. I've so enjoyed my catch up of your face off Fridays.
Weekend Hugs Tracey x
Congrats on such expressive new face, Nicole! Fantastic details of skin, which cover the cheek muscles and the chin ... I also like the dark eyes.
:-) have a nice weekend ☀️
You definitely put a lot of work into your faces. This is really well done and I always enjoy seeing your process, too.
Well done! Love seeing how you do these faces.
Bom dia Nicole. Desejo um domingo cheio de paz e saúde. Bom início de semana.
Many thanks for sharing your process ...
All the best Jan
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