| 7 Sep 2003 |  Mariette Lenselink |  Loading...Thank yah dear! | |
| 10 Sep 2003 | Pippa Carter | Loading... these are so beautiful! Keep up the good work..the sculptures are great..you don't see enough on elfwood! ~*~  Steph Laberis replies: "Thanks dear! " | |
| 10 Sep 2003 |  Oliver Jöhnk | Loading... Your work is awesome and I hope that you will show much more of it. As it seems at your homepage there are some new puppets in work. And one day I have to get some of this Super Sculpey stuff... Keep up your great work and let's see much more!  Steph Laberis replies: "Thank you, Oliver. Yes, yes, pick up some sculpey... and SUBMIT TO THE MAGIC.... " | |
| 11 Sep 2003 |  Melanie Borst | Loading... Thanks for visiting my page, just had to look at yours... its great to meet another sculptor here in the woods...I really like your artdolls..and they are puppets?? do use them in a show??? very kewl!!! Steph Laberis replies: "Actually, I've never used the puppets in a show, although my animation teacher wants to flm them in action... hmmmm... *hugs fellow sculptor*" | |
| 20 Dec 2003 |  Caterina ''Guerra'' Oddell | Loading... Absolutely beautiful - and nice to see more (non-computer) 3d work here in the woods - Good luck with filming them all  | |
| 21 Dec 2003 |  Veronica 'Virre' Tenglin | Loading... Beautiful gallery! I would like myself to start with sculptures of clay, but I really don't know where to start... What kind of clay do you use? Where do you get the clothes from? Textile-shops? Or the hobby-store? And the hair?  Thanks for your answer //Vee Steph Laberis replies: "The kind of clay I used for the puppets (except the mouse/rattie) was Super Sculpey, the infamous, strong oven-hardening clay. The mouse's head is Paper Clay, another super-strong and light weight clay which air dries. The mouse's hands and feet are epoxy putty, which hardens like steel (it had to be that strong so I could animate her). I made the clothes from scratch but just looking at a normal-size kimono pattern online and scaling it down. I just got the fabric at a fabric mill.If you really wanna get started, the book I reccomend for you is "Fantastic Figues" by Susan Oryan (spelling?). It has wonderful how-tos on sculpting, making bodies, clothes, etc.Email me if you wanna know more! And THANK YOU for the comment!" | |
| 29 Dec 2003 |  Marie Therese Montero | Loading... *bows* I just love your works! I wanted to sculpt... but i don't think we have the materials in this country. (or, well, i just might not be looking harder. lol) Your creations are inspiring, tho! Very expressive and lively.. | |
| 31 Jul 2005 |  Sabrinames | Loading... Awesome gallery you have here. | |
| 8 Mar 2006 |  George Doutsiopoulos | Loading... I really enjoyed the whole of your gallery. Your ideas and creations are very imaginative and vibrant. Keep up the excellent work! | |
| 14 Jan 2007 |  Michelle A. Morone | Loading... Wow, excellent work! I just happened to catch one of your pieces from the "random" section on the frontpage. Your level of detail and expression really is extraordinary.
(And here's an odd/random question: Are you the same Steph from ConceptArt? If so... I love your work -there- too.) | |
