Here the placket and area where the undercut for the large fold in the front is indicated.

Here I pressed the tool into the Sculpey and removed some of the Sculpey to begin shaping the fold.

To give the placket area more of a scale thickness I decided to remove some of the Sculpey in that area.

The placket area.

Here I start to refine the major folds on the front of the shirt.

Also note the angle of the trousers. It's subtle details like this that help to add realism to a figure.

Here the small folds that go into the trousers are indicated.

Here the spatula and pointed tool are used to open up the fold.

Another view showing the folds.

Mods, Could you please DELETE this posting? The error with this thread has been resolved. Thanks.~Gary

Ok Gary. It squared away now. Let me know if it's all in the right order or not. I'll fix it.

Jim Patrick

GREAT STUFF,Gary,and REALLY useful for budding sculptors like myself !!! Thanks for posting it and keep up the GREAT work. Cheers !
Kenneth :lol: .

WOW! Yeah Jim it's right now. Thanks I do appreciate it.~Gary

Absolutely fantastic stuff. Gary.
Watching this figure come to life is first class study material.
A true sculpting masterclass!
Your SBS's where the reason why I joined this forum. (Since then I've found dozens of other reasons ) :lol:
I keep checking the forum in fear of missing something.
Keep'm coming. Please!

I salute you.

Kenneth and Hans, Thank you both. I'm glad you find this sbs of use. I'm going to make a concerted effort to update it on a more regular basis.~Gary

Dear Gary,

Great SBS.

regards

Wong, Thanks my friend, more to come.~Gary

Here are the wrinkles on the front of the shirt refined a little more. I'm going to add a few more wrinkles to the side of the shirt that will be exposed by the raised portion of the jacket.

I start by placing a large piece of Sculpey that would form the main fold.

I then start by using my spatula tool to define the shape of the fold.