Custom gaming table that I built for my LFGS. LED lights. Sound system. Fits 6-9 players + the GM. The inset area can be covered with most terrain and figures safely hidden away and the table can be used as normal.

I love that first coat of primer. It reveals much that can be missed in the raw clay.

Compact stances create unique problems with strange angles and hard to reach details.

If you use a somewhat softer wire like copper you can mount that to a thin wooden handle and bend and rebend the tool as your needs change.

As a creative it is easy to get hung up on details especially when a skill deficiency is blocking you from expressing what you have envisioned.

Best thing to do when that happens is rapid studies. Make something, like a hand or a face, do it in 5-10minutes then leave/smash it and do it again.

Your journey will never be complete if you don’t take that first step and then another.

Here’s a couple of my early sculpts but still so happy with them even though they might be crappy 😆

Step, reflect, repeat. You got this!