ARTISTS IN BLOOM: Gallery No. 2 - Playing with Plastiline
Good nigth everyone! Especially Mrs @everlove for inviting us to share our works of art.
This time I want to share my hobby for doing stuff in plastiline. Some time ago my mom bought me a book about sharks, I like them very much. So I made these sharks that appeared in the book, they were a little similar to them.
I put the name on them, in case you want to do some research on the internet about them.
Another thing I want to share with you is this mini city that I did on one of my notebooks.
Here I show you several shots of the city, where I placed a soccer field, a factory, warehouse, parking lot, roads, buildings, light poles. Everything is clear! hahaha
Finally, I leave you my kitten, with my made-up shark that has no name.
I hope you like my plasticine stuff. Until another chance.
You are very clever @reyareyes! I like the diversity of your use of this plastiline. The sharks are very recognizable, and the city quite a great layout. Does the plastiline harden or does it stay pliable?
I'm so glad you're submitting your work again to the Artists In Bloom initiative. Seems you've already got yourself positioned for being a leading man there. Thanks for coming!
Thank you so much for the opportunity, it's a pleasure for me. Plasticine remains flexible. It doesn't harden.
That's what I figured. It's so awesome that it can be used again and again. I imagine you wish a gallery of little creatures all lined up on a ledge!
That would be incredible! I've got some new play dough! so I will begin my creation:) Mrs. @
Oh yeah.....pulling together some new artistic materials. Excited to see what you create @reyareyes. I have no doubt it will be awesome!
Tan creativo mi hijo! Te adoro! Un beso.
Me encantan tus maquetas @reyareyes
Me alegra que te gusten amiga @tefi
excellent king! You have a lot of talent to show this community
Excelente trabajo @reyareyes
¡Buen trabajo chiquillo, te felicito, eres un artista!