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Edgar Allan Poe

Oh so Moody

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/edgar-allan-poe-2 • Posted by Azraels Requiem

This is my Edgar Allan Poe doll. He has always been one of my favorite authors so I figured why not make a Edgar doll!?! I started in the same fashion as all my other dolls, a plastic ball with clay added to make a face (See my Trash Cat for a more full idea) Once his face was dry and i filled in the cracks I contemplated his hair. I had a packet of Crayola model magic and I sculpted his hair with that. I made his body with a small block of balsa wood and made his arms, neck and legs out of wooden dowels and wire. His hands are made of a small amount of air drying clay and his clothes were made by my "idea keeper" out of various bits of cloth I had laying around. His desk is wood, his candle is wood and wax, his book I carved myself using a Dremel Stylus (always use safety glasses), the inkwell is a small glass bottle and the quill pen I carved out of balsa with an exacto blade.

You will need

Project Budget
Cheap

Time

20 h 00

Difficulty

Tricky
Medium 1203001815 1291421812

Description

This is my Edgar Allan Poe doll. He has always been one of my favorite authors so I figured why not make a Edgar doll!?! I started in the same fashion as all my other dolls, a plastic ball with clay added to make a face (See my Trash Cat for a more full idea) Once his face was dry and i filled in the cracks I contemplated his hair. I had a packet of Crayola model magic and I sculpted his hair with that. I made his body with a small block of balsa wood and made his arms, neck and legs out of wooden dowels and wire. His hands are made of a small amount of air drying clay and his clothes were made by my "idea keeper" out of various bits of cloth I had laying around. His desk is wood, his candle is wood and wax, his book I carved myself using a Dremel Stylus (always use safety glasses), the inkwell is a small glass bottle and the quill pen I carved out of balsa with an exacto blade.

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