Is it a milestone? I guess so.

I changed my recipe in to recycled paper mache clay with a search online

Before trying to add Portland cement in my mixture to make it water resistant, first I go with the original recipe. Because I am not sure 🤔 how to wash 🧼 the cement out of the house without giving any damage on plumbing 🪠 😫 Plus, Portland cement and joint compound are not so cheap. I want to practice on my models first, and I will cover them with water resistant paste afterwards, when I feel happy 😊 with the final look. 🏺

I covered a meatball technique plate.

I covered a pawn ♟️

I covered an aluminum ball 🌎

Meatball technique

Once they were dried, my meatball plate technique failed with an unpleasant result.

But when I covered it over with the original paper clay recipe, it looks more like a pottery. 💕 ❤️

This technique can let me sculpture any ancient vase 🏺 model from museums. I can stock them up form as the vase and then cover it with clay and smooth the surface,

Now I let them dry and start to plan my week:

Monday :

• Gym 🙈,
• Laundry 🧺,
• Night Shift 🌚

Tuesday:

• Gym 🙈,
• Watering 💦 🪴
• Night Shift 🌚

Wednesday :

• Play day / All day 🧸
• Day Shift 🌞

Thursday:

• Play day / All day 🧸
• Day Shift 🌞

Friday :

• Paint 🎨
• Gym 🙈,
• Night Shift 🌚