To Seal and Protect: Varnishing Air Dry Clay Sculptures
If you’re painting your air dry clay sculptures, you may want to consider varnishing them. Varnish is a non-pourous, transparent layer that is put on top of a final artwork.
The Art of Packing & Shipping Clay Sculpture
I often wish I could just toss it in a box with some shredded paper and call it a day, but ceramic and air dry clay sculptures are delicate objects. You must prepare for the worse and hope for the best.
Not Just Paint: Why You Should Prime Air Dry Clay Sculptures
Paper clay vs Paperclay: Is there a difference?
Down to the Wire: A Guide to Armatures for Air Dry Clay
Manes and Tails: Sculpting Thin Areas with Paper and Air Dry Clay
One Clay to Rule Them All: The Best Air Dry Clays for Artists
Artist's Choice: Epoxy vs Air Dry Clay for Sculpture
If you're new to sculpting, or looking for an alternative to ceramic clays, here is a brief intro into alternative clay sculpting mediums.
A Method to the Madness: Drying Air Dry Clay Effectively
If the slow drying time of artists grade clays has dissuaded you from using it as a serious sculpting medium, don't despair: There is a solution!
A Horse Sculpture of Your Own: The Art Commission Process
Sculpting with Creative Paperclay: An Air Dry Clay Sculpture from Start to Finish
5 Key Differences Between Air Dry Clay and Ceramic Clay
My air dry clay horse sculptures differ from a lot of traditional equestrian art. Read this to understand the main variations between earthen clays and air dry clay.