Teacup's Atlas

[Shamension]

Incredible project! I can't wait to see it develop!

You could consider using "green stuff" it's an air dry clay used for miniature modelling - try googling "warhammer green stuff" or "army painter green stuff". Very expensive, so covering a globe might be tough - but as a medium I think it'd work well. Definitely worth a doing a media trial.

[sarawinter]

Incredible project! I can't wait to see it develop!

You could consider using "green stuff" it's an air dry clay used for miniature modelling - try googling "warhammer green stuff" or "army painter green stuff". Very expensive, so covering a globe might be tough - but as a medium I think it'd work well. Definitely worth a doing a media trial.

Thanks! And for the tip

I bought a jar of Liquitex Modeling Paste according to @Vigilus' suggestion and it is working really well

Quite amazingy well actually... It has a slightly sandy texture and smells a little strange, but it sticks very well to the surface of the globe. The surface is relatively matte which I think is why it sticks so well. I was actually able to sandpaper the paste after it had dried to smooth out some areas that were too rough.

I have not yet decided if I want to make the ocean floors textured too, we'll see.

Here are some pictures:

### Latest WIP ###

Before sand papering.


After sand papering.

I cant wait to color this in

[Vigilus]

Looking good! Save all the touch up details for the very end to save a lot of time. Obsessing over every little detail at this stage is a little pointless. One obsessive pass at the end is all you need!

[sarawinter]

Looking good! Save all the touch up details for the very end to save a lot of time. Obsessing over every little detail at this stage is a little pointless. One obsessive pass at the end is all you need!

Haha! Good tip! I will keep that in mind