So, I have been meaning/trying to make a BBQ brisket platter for some time. This is my attempt #1.
Brisket is a grey colored meat with not much or any marbling. This means all the usual mini tricks cant be used. urg!
"Brisket"
I started with a lump of pink-grey and mixed in equal parts translucent. Then I took pink/translucent clay and chopped in some red (as if I was making
salami). I rolled this out thin and covered the grey/pink with it (this is the smoke ring).
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Gross looking lump. Looks like a freshly removed tumor. Textured with crumpled tinfoil, brush and toothpick. |
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Color clay lump with brown/red chalk. Make the sticky out pieces darker. |
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Chill clay-> then slice. I textured with a toothbrush and then a pin. |
As a side note, here is what the pastels look like. They are oil free pastels.
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Investing in a pastel collection in key! |
Cornbread:
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Yellow/translucent dusted with colored chalk |
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chill, chop then texture. |
Your work are amazing!! Thanks for share :)
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DeleteWow. Bravo! You are very talented :-). I've never used chalk or pastels with polymer clay before. Time to bust out the fimo . . .
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