Hello Creative Friends.. How are you today? Hopefully you are always healthy and always happy.
I am always curious about new things. and I always pay attention to how it works and then start learning it myself, Yes because there is no one to discuss or learn with. and I only learn through video tutorials hahah..
and this time I am very curious about the work produced by Clay. Because in several posts in our DIYHub community, there are many friends who show how to make characters or works of art with Clay. And this is the first time I know that Clay is a dough that can be shaped like clay in conventional language.
So armed with curiosity, finally I started looking for sellers who sell clay.
After successfully buying clay. The next step I was confused by this dough. because in some of the tutorials I watched it was quite difficult for a very beginner level like me.
Finally when I was looking in the mirror in the room, I saw an accessory hanger right next to the mirror. Yes, an owl character hanger. I immediately decided to make an owl from clay.
Materials:
- Clay
colors: Purple, White, black, green, blue and pink
Making owl clay
First I took a little purple and 2 times more white and mixed them to form the owl's body.
After mixing, I immediately formed the owl's body.
then I took a little white and formed an oval for the bottom layer of eyes.
and I also took a little green and blue then mixed them until they turned dark green, after they turned dark green, I formed a smaller oval and stuck it on top of the white.
Then for the addition, I also added black clay that had been formed into a small oval that would be stuck on top of the dark green.
and for the last stage of the eyes. I added white spots of clay to each eye.
Then the remaining owl body material that was left, I added a little purple then mixed it again. and I formed it for the wings, legs and also the additional horns hihih
I also added a beak, ribbon and small lines that resemble feathers to my clay owl
Finally my first clay is done, and i put it next to the owl hanger in my room.
Hello This is Nisa, an amateur writer (I apologize if there are any errors in writing or in the wrong translation of words in writing, and I am very grateful that you have visited my blog. See you in other posts)