Clay figure sculpting

I took me a while, but I started again and finished my swamp sal creature. A few things left tho, teeth and a foot then a nice wood frame around the whole diorama.

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terrain is made of concrete, fake water and then everything is painted with arbrush and acrylics.
 
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