Jean Bernard

Doll Creations by Jean Bernard

(From and e-mail in December 2002. See more pictures below.)
Aves Apoxie Sculpt has opened many new artistic doors for me. I have been a polymer clay artist for five years and and have felt restricted in my artistic visions until now. This new found product has enabled me to broaden my creative challenges. I now incorporate Apoxie Sculpt to the “exterior” sculpts on my dolls. Before, I primarily used Apoxie Sculpt on the underlying armatures for strength, but have mastered this wonderful product and use it whenever I can. It can be used alone or with polymer clays.

After the Apoxie has completely dried, I can add more Apoxie to build up the sculpt desired. You can even apply Apoxie Sculpt over or onto cured polymer clays. After the entire piece is dry, I sand, drill, carve and paint. You can even paint the Apoxie when it is wet! For those of us that are concerned about fragile areas of the doll (i.e...hands, ears, nose, feet...the list goes on), Apoxie Sculpt dries hard as cement. This would be a huge plus when shipping our dolls.

Once you master this wonderful product, your sculpting abilities will never be hampered again. Anything is possible if you have the correct tools.
Jean Bernard

Mother Sculpted Doll

Mother Doll

This doll is sculpted entirely with Apoxie Sculpt, except for the cape and the hair. Note the close-up of the child, below. Wow! Great job, Jean!


Thematic Accessories: Chairs

Leaf Chair with Apoxie Sculpt, unpainted

Green Leaf Chair

Here are pics of a custom chair created with Apoxie Sculpt over a wooden armature. Note how well Apoxie Sculpt paints up!


Grape Chair

Two more unique  “grape” chairs,
created with Apoxie Sculpt.


Bluemer Doll

Another doll creation from Jean using
Apoxie Sculpt, painted with acrylics.

Bluemer Doll Closeup

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