Crafting dreams in clay

Step into a world where imagination takes tangible form. Discover the magic behind our polymer clay creations, where every mythical creature comes to life with a touch of whimsy and wonder.

Orkbunat model

I wasn't sure how I was going to make the wings good, but after a while of thinking I decided to make the body curled up since the Orkbunat does not have limbs, and then the wings would be resting down its back.This ended up looking so cute! After the model had baked in the oven and cooled I was able to use paint pens to add the details to wings and body.

Cinderclaw model

For the cinderclaw, to make it look like a reptile and mimic the scaly skin i used a ball of tin foil and rolled it all over the clay body. To make the fire I had to swirl up some orange and red clay then cut it out and place it on its back. I did not have any yellow clay so i had to paint the yellow parts of the fire on after the model had been baked in the oven and cooled. I'm not sure what I think of this one but I hope you like it!

Soul Hound model

I did my usual technique of rolling clay and flattening it slightly to make the body. For the skull of the soul hound I needed to roll a ball and make it hollow then attach it like a hat! Then I added in clay all the details like the soul eyes and horns. 

Fungal Hare model

I started off with my usual technique for shaping the models bodies. Then I started adding the ears and limbs. To make the mushrooms i rolled a small ball of clay and pinched all sides to make the perfect mushroom cap, then attached a sausage for the stalk. I then put all the mushrooms on the body where I thought would be best. I then added the brown spots that the image had which made it look adorable!