Does Eva Foam get easier to work with this took like almost 3 weeks to make. It work on it for like a hour every other day during that time.
>>10971784the belt looks cheap.Aren't 3d printers cheaper than ever now?
>>10971784Nice Yukarisu!
>>10971784In general, the more you work with it, the better you'll get at carving it.It also helps to mock things up and practice with small portions before you execute a full piece. Also, tracing a pattern onto a sheet before you cut generally leads to better results than trying to freehand something.I don't know how many how-to videos you watched before you started, but there are a variety of techniques for cutting and carving foam, and you might find some easier than others. There's also foam clay, which can be sculpted into shapes that are harder to carve. Keep at it, practice (particularly weathering / finishing, that's extra hard). Good luck on your next piece!
>>10971784So by your maths 10ish hours? I'd say that's pretty normal for a piece with details like that if you're a newbie and yes, it will get easier and faster.Great work!>>109718373D printing can be an option but comes with it's own issues - sizing, modelling, actual print quality and you still had to sand/prime/paint etc. so IMO it comes down to which work you'd prefer to do.
