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Pues eso es lo importante, disfrutar haciendo y si luego te sale como te salio, buaaaah!!! Mejor auuun!!!
The original head is of polyurethane, from a reference of a feminine bust, one ejiptian concretely, on a little smaller scale to the one than I was going to use for Marco Aurelio. They do not sell it in [link], for what I know. But the method that you use works very well and serves to learn proportions. I also use it now in other pieces. Perhaps if you use first “super sculpey” or another putty epoxy, and then you finish the finished ones of the face with one more comfortable putty as the “green stuff or duro one” mixed with epoxy you find that it is better. For my first bust I wanted to begin transforming another head. Now I'm improving other ways as yours!!
Thank you very much!!!
I had a very pleasant time making it, and I learned a lot!!
Glad you like it!!!!!