sculpted entirely out of ovenbake Sculpey clay. the lighting is bad, he's actually a little darker in skin tone to look closer the the comic cover (issue 7) than the NECA figure. This was inspired...[See More]

this figure was originally a G.I. Joe character (not sure of the name). I used air-dry clay for the parts that were sculpted, cardboard for all the razors and armor, cloth for the cape, acrylic...[See More]

I had a large box of extra figures and things I was going to sell on ebay, I was digging around in it and found Toad, Mario and Luigi. with a recent addiction to vintage gaming i figured i'd repaint...[See More]

a really simple repaint. I took an old rubber Pilsbury figurine and repainted him as Mr. Eff (or Mr. F*ck sorry idk if i can post cusswords on here) from JTHM by Jhonen Vasquez. Took about an hour...[See More]

completely sculpted from scratch with ovenbake clay, painted with acrylics and detailed with finepoint sharpie. His base is sculpted from ovenbake and painted with acrylics as well. He is removable...[See More]

completely sculpted from scratch, painted with acrylics and detailed with finepoint sharpie. This is IT from "Everything Can Be Beaten" by Scolex (Jhonen Vasquez) and SCrambly. IT is a small...[See More]

Completely sculpted out of oven bake clay, painted with acrylics and detailed with finepoint sharpie. He is in scale with my JTHM custom figure....[See More]

Base figure: Neca Jack Skellington the rest of him was sculpted with ovenbake and air dry clay. Knives are made of oven bake clay, toothpicks and cardboard. Everything was painted with acrylic...[See More]