My gingham collection has been so fun to design. I'm in love with these!!!

Next is squirtle! Think im gonna make his shell a cute lil Skull

Used a wood base and foam for the internal structure, epoxy clay on the mermaids and the main structure, epoxy resin for water and the grass and stuff found it on a local store, this particular scene is not mine, is based from an illustration i love but I don't know the source since i always find it on Pinterest with different names

You really have to wrestle with all the shrinking and the uneven application... But they turned out cute though.

All made with coloured polymer clay, paint and sealant🫧

So I’ve been wanting to make a sloth miraculous for a long time I just need some miraculous ideas I was wondering if anyone can render me some miraculous ideas via sketch or digital art preferably something I can make out of polymer clay

This Caleb looks so handsome, and the goggles are magnetic too~ ✨

Materials: Polymer clay. Size: 3' (7.5cm)

Blue really is such a mysterious and enchanting color~
Another fridge magnet joins the collection +1 💙

I'm planning to gift someone a handmade bobblehead figurine for their birthday. Its supposed to be a cartoon character that's an inside joke. Its not a highly detailed character, and mainly made up of simple shapes. What type of clay should I use to make this? Is air-drying clay good enough for my purpose? I've heard it can be brittle and tend to crack after a while, which wouldn't be ideal. I'm a relative beginner with clay, so I have limited resources.

Please suggest some good, budget-friendly options.

I’ve been making these little clay animals lately and thought it’d be fun to give them their own little story. 😄

Here’s the short video if you want to see what they get up to: https://youtube.com/shorts/jHJCpz01s2w?feature=share

Curious what you guys think! I’d love to hear your thoughts! 😊

“Josie”, 11”H x 14”W (28cm H x 35.5cm W), Polymer clay on Gator board, August 2026, (Sold Commission)

I just completed a new piece called "Josie," an 11-by-14 work featuring a small, fluffy dog brought to life through polymer-based clay on board. The tactile surface invites you to notice the subtle variations in the soft white fur, flecked with light brown and gray, while the dog’s curious gaze draws you in gently. Behind Josie, an abstract, swirling pattern in muted tones creates a quiet backdrop that contrasts with the detailed texture of the figure, giving the piece a delicate balance between presence and stillness. This commission allowed me to explore the expressive qualities of polymer clay, layering texture to build warmth and a subtle sense of playfulness within the composition.

I always have little things lying around on my desk, so I made this octopus tray with air dry clay to give them a home.

Now I have a place for all those tiny things that never seem to have one. :)

What do you think of it? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

Material: Polymer clay

Tools: Basic sculpting tools

Size: 5" (12.5cm)

Any painting tips are appreciated!!

She's going to be brown with a pale green tummy, a little red book with gold BFG lettering, red rosy cheeks and green dots. I am tempted to try and blend green into the tips of her toes.

I’m a total beginner working with clay. I want to make a palette to use with paint (watercolour, gouache and acrylic). What is the best thing I can use to seal it as I will be using it with water based paints and also cleaning it with water. I haven’t got a massive budget at the moment and ideally need to be able to order it online. Thank you ☺️

Round 2! I do think im improving. Not with painting tho. That still sucks xD