Border Collie UPDATED 07.10.2018

Aaaaand... the next part!
It was so strange feeling while doing such type of head. I got used to plain foreheads, but border collies have round and a bit bulging one.

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Stranger's nose in an angle... woops!  

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Head details:

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Can you see this fang?

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Finally got a nose!

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It's still not all photos, so topic will be updated soon!

Interesting close ups of fangs and noses! No wonder why your figures get all so detailed. You go through every single detail. Please keep updating this topic but don't forget the news your promised.

WOW !!! Thankyou ever so much for showing how you work !!! I really, really enjoy it !!!!
For example : To see how the model change from "material" to a BC, as soon as you put the ears on

Perhaps we should make a copy in the tutorial-topic ?

PS : at the top of your first pictures, I just saw the one you made as a child. I like it a lot also. It seems you had the talent all your life, even if skills, practice, and coordination comes with age, of course

Hello everyone!

Who still does remember this topic?

Then, when face details were finished, it was a time to work at fur.

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And finally legs.

Maybe it looks strange to do a body first and then legs, but it seemed to be so convenient! Using this method you don't need to worry about crampled fur texture or about wire tearing up the paws. I used this method second time: firstly you're finishing with all body details, secondly sculpture should be baked and then you haven't got any problem. The material clings up to the previous baked layers very well.

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Mystic was alive all the time: she even left traces!

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I don't exactly know why, but I use cold water to cool the sculpture after baking, though it's not necessary.

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And finally she is fully hard!
After that she's got painted such details as pupils and was partly covered up with a glossy varnish.

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Yes, I remember this topic

It's really nice to see the progress of this wonderful dog, so thanks for uploading. Also, doing the body first and then the legs seems like a good technique, maybe I'll use that some day.

She is still standing so happy on my Border Collie shelf.
She is at eye hight and every time I walk in or out my room, I see her beautiful face. I always say hi or goodbye to her XD

It is fascinating to see her creation!! <3

Wow !, Incredible figure Anasta. I find impressive the steps followed until finishing doing this marvel. Thank you very much for these beautiful pictures explaining the whole process

Beautieful

Awesome doggie !!! I am very, very impressed