It's now time for bed on this side of the world, but tomorrow I will be back at it. I hope to do her mane, tail, and some other detailing, as well as spot filling and sanding. Overall I'm pleasantly surprised at how smooth she is! I expected MUCH more roughness to deal with, but I guess my pre-primer sand, fill, sand routine worked well.
Now for a big question:
Stallion or mare??
All along I've been thinking of her as a her, but I've had two people tell me over the past day that "she" looks more like a "he". I've already sculpted the girl bits, but they could be turned into boy bits. If I'm going to do that though - now is the time!
Well, tomorrow is the time.
Good grief, a girl. History has precedent. A mare can be masculine without being male.
ReplyDeleteAmen. She stayed a she. ;-)
DeleteListen to your subject. She/He will let you know.
ReplyDeleteShe did, she demanded girl power. ;-)
DeleteAgreed, models speak up, but I spy feminine qualities of a strong gal! Can’t wait to see how s/he progresses!
ReplyDeleteYes! She was always a she and in the end I kept it that way. <3
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