Sculpting challenge: Day 107; plus our Pathfinder game from Sunday and some foods and a ferret! :3

[milleniumgypsy]

Tonight I continued sculpting the male head. I finished sculpting the second eye, worked on the brows, and tweaked the cheeks and mouth. I'm happy with how he's coming along! The first head in the picture is the second head that I sculpted, and while I kinda like it, I don't think it's what I want. I'm thinking I might save it for a different character and sculpt a different head entirely. I have a plan in mind for that earlier head, but I'm not quite sure yet.
I also tweaked the second female head (3rd head in picture). I'm actually pretty happy with her, but I needed to tweak her nose and mouth a bit. I'm probably going to tweak her further,but I think I addressed what I felt really needed to be fixed. :3
They're all ready for ears!

In this picture there is a tiny grey head, Scottie actually sculpted that today and last night! The head is baked, and the eyes are already painted. :D It's so small, and I'm super excited that he's getting into sculpting! He wants to make a DnD figure, and this little sculpt is a planning sculpt for his final one which will be even smaller!



Here's our Sunday Pathfinder game! If you want to read the story of what's going on, Scottie is blogging it from the viewpoint of his character. It's really neat! His username is tanvan. :3 The map is something that got out of the book, made it bigger in the gimp, split it up into something that we could print, then taped the pieces together into one large map. It's such an awesome thing to use for gaming!



This was our lunch and "gamer snacks"! The shrimp and deviled eggs are soo much better than something like cheetos! That's our sodastream bottle of Sodastream's version of Mountain Dew. :3


This is an awesome dish that Scottie made for dinner! It's pan fried chicken with cheese on top of sauce that Scottie made, and there are no carbs because the noodles are made out of squash! It was super tasty. :D

I also got a picture of Chaos exploring the back of the couch. I thought it was cute!

Comments

[tanvan.livejournal.com]

Thank you! I've never made enchiladas, but I'm sure that they will be delicious. For the record, the squash noodle thing is really easy. And since our diet has restricted carbs, and I wanted noodles, it wasn't much of a leap to find a way to make it happen.

All I did was take a veggie peeler, just like you would use to peel potatoes or carrots, and after the zucchini and yellow squash was washed, peeled them repeatedly lengthwise until I got to the seed level. The noodles were peeled into a bowl, I added some salt to them for flavor and to leech some fluid from them while cooking the rest of the meal. in this case even the skins are noodles.

The slices are thin and really only need to be warmed through to be ready to eat. So once I had a sauce made I tossed the noodles in and brought the sauce to a boil tossing the noodles tho make sure that got a good coat of sauce.

Overall, while more complicated than grabbing dry noodles from the pantry, it is easier than making traditional flour noodles from scratch. And this way I didn't need to worry about the carbs or figuring out where I was going to set up the pasta roller.