Dog sculpture clay

This clay is waiting for his/her owners, also waiting for the bronze process. Custom patina’s available, just provide detailed photos of your dog. Sculpted by Diana McClaran

Sculpting a Clay Dog :): Hello everyone :D Are you interested in making a clay dog ? I hope you would like it :) Supplies: First we need those things : * clay (of course) * Sharpened pencil * Toothpicks * Paper-knife ( scissor, or just a ruler) for cut little pieces ** AD…

Here is a collection of a few of my favourite ceramic animal artists : Lesley Anne Greene : ' I exhibit and sell throughout the UK and model imaginative figurative sculptures using hand building techniques. Inspiration is often drawn from an interest in the role of animals and ancient artefacts and sustained by visits to museums and sites of antiquity both at home and abroad. Other works are derived from encounters in daily life and embrace a playful humour in their expression and form. The…

Dogs are a big part of my life. They are like members of my family offering unconditional love, friendship, a sense of fun and adventure. My morning dog walk around the nearby lake keeps me in tune with nature and gives me the breathing space to help sort out the day ahead. I enjoy observing […]

Award winning artist Nick Mackman explains the process behind her latest dog sculpture commission, a white whippet lurcher and a black greyhound.

Roxy Winterburn|Art on Instagram: "What do you guys think to the texture on this one? . Final Finishing on Dennis 🐶 all signed off and ready to go into mould 🧡 . #DogSculpture #Sculpture #Commission #PetArt #PetSculpture #DogCommission #Bronze #Artist #Art"

How to Make a Dog's Head: If you are familiar with basic hand building techniques for ceramics then this is the right step-by-step guide for you.You will need low fire clay (I used a mix of stoneware and porcelain called Phoenix). You will also need carving tools, molding to…

This is a selection of previous work produced for galleries or shows. Most dogs measured approximately 20cm to 30cm high. Please click on an image to enlarge it.

Nick Mackman