Tiger face, Part 3: Defining the nose area..

Finally getting some defining done with this tiger sculpting project!! Looks a lot better now anyways LOL! In this video I do the nose, top lips (whisker area), and the chin. And funny enough I construct all 3 area using simple snakes! In the last video I made sure to make the armature smaller then the actual size allowing me to build out only in the areas needed.. It worked out well for me this way. Putting this on hold temporarily until the tiger eyes get here. I ordered some tiger eyes online from a website called Van Dykes Taxidermy Supplies, they had several sizes to choose from so I got the closes to the size marbles I "was" going to use. Reason being is that's the size I built the sculpture to, so I kept it the same... But I could have got some over-sized... a shame. Would have looked either real funny, or cute lol. Please help my out by dropping me a comment and rating the video? Looking forward to hearing from allllllll my clay buddies =D Tiger face, Part 1:    • Tiger face, Part 1. Armature core.   Tiger face, Part 2:   • Tiger face, Part 2:  Fixing proportions an...   I'm on Facebook!   / polymerclaysculpting   Subscribe if you haven't already so you don't miss future videos!! Love you guys. This is a polymer clay sculpting project, a oven bake clay that stays soft until you bake it and it will never dry out. When this tiger is done it will get baked on a ceramic tile for 15 minutes at 275º