Jun Oh
Jun Oh
Berlin
Jun Oh
Let me introduce my new friends. They are all 11.5 inches and very flexible! My findings are 1. It was a bit tricky to make them very accurate as I wanted. Errors occurred for any reason, such as measurement, bending, wrapping, and so on. 2. The wire was softer than I thought. Although it was good to handle it, deformation happened while I was wrapping. When I finished wrapping my armatures, they ended up in a surrealistic posture. 3. It was also quite hard to make them stand. I wished I would've made the feet a bit larger (or a little bit wider). I will definitely find more things to improve in the future. I'm looking forward to it. Thanks for giving me such opportunities! 🙂
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Jun Oh
I watched the critique video and decided to make the background a bit clearer. The new pictures have better backgrounds (not perfect, though) and should be easier to review. And, regarding the deformation I mentioned in the main post, I added two extra pictures as an example. I just found that the neck and spine alignment was quite off, and I fixed it in my own way. In this case, would my temporary fix work, or would it be better to unwrap it and fix it? 
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Jun Oh
It was so much fun! I did it with a half of €2.70 ceramic clay, a used plastic knife, some aluminum foil, and a paper plate that a bread was served.
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