Wild Yak bull

Hi Costi!. For nothing bothers me if you give me some tips on modeling hair, and your opinion !!. I recognize that imitate the hair of this animal is complicated (dreadlocks on the lower part and fine hair tip above) and these details you indicate me I may be immersed in the work I am not aware of them. The figure is already hardened but see what I can do ...
Thank you very much!

Thank`s that you took my advices in a positive way :)))
Your Yak model look`s very good anyway , I realy like it :).. My points are only extra particulars, which are not so important..so don`t worry :)
i`m shure, with the paint job will look amazing

Wow, it looks fantastic! I can't wait to see the finished product!

That's a very artistic work, like a statue made for a temple where yaks are venerated. Of course I am not saying it is not realistic because that's not what I think. Some old Lineol figures have also this "special" touch and Lineol are my favorite figures! Curiously, Lineol yak is quite different but also a very nice one. Looking forward to see it painted!

Miguel, great yak sculpture, thanks for sharing. 
After the sculpey is baked you can always carved in to it with a sharp tool and create more delicate details.  I often do this to get very controlled fine wrinkles, but it would work the same for fur or hair.  After carving I use a stiff brush and paint over with 90% isopropyl alcohol and this soften the details to a very natural look (even after the clay is hard and baked).  You can also add more clay as sculpey can be baked many times. not just once.

I've been inactive for a while and came back to this! Wonderful job on your Yak! I can't wait to see it painted.

Thank you very much for your words friends! and especially those you who have given me tips to improve certain details. It really is a great help for me !!.

Simply stunning so far. Great job!

Beautyful, beautyful model

Very nice :)

This is a very exciting sculpt. I've not had much time to model recently but this makes me miss it a lot and inspires me to get back to it! Looking forward to the finished photos!!!

Beautiful!

Thank you wolfie, Susanne, Laura, Minizoo and Numaan !! .

New photos of the process of improving the fur and elimination of "soft style"
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Very nice!

Great improvement!

Yeah..look`s much better now

That bull gets better and better

Wow, this is so impressive!!! Great looking yak!!
The place where you took those pictures, is it your workplace? It looks so clean and neat! Should see my workplace…
May I ask which tools do you use?

Great model Miguel, as usual.

And..as usual it is not clear to me how big it is...can u pls compare with a known model whatever it is? Thank you !

That is a mighty good yak!

Neat!

I like the model so far!

this is amazing!

i have a couple questions, are you using sculpy firm? did you use a wire armature inside? i always struggle getting the basic shapes down and building on them without accidentally pushing it out of proportion. And how are you working so that you don't get fingerprints or dents in the model? great work!

Sorry for the long delay in answering, dear friends, but I could not before !!

Thank you Trenton, Christophe, Kosta, Susanne, Shanti, Paolo, goatherder, boogie and ikeashark !!.I am very grateful for your words !!