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Artist Tries To Recreate Her Old Artworks, Gets Pleasantly Surprised By How Much She Has Evolved (41 Pics)
When you work hard, one of the most rewarding things is finally noticing your improvement.
Zozo is an artist behind the Strawberyypuffcake Instagram account who recently decided to recreate her old polymer clay artworks just to see the progress she made. This talented artist saved a lot of her first creations and now she‘s placing it next to the new ones, and you can clearly see the difference.
“You can do everything that you want to do,” says Zozo on her Instagram. “It’s not magic, just practicing. It’s not important for how long you are working on something. I always remind people not to give up, I’m always saying it so you wouldn’t forget.”
Practice indeed makes perfect!
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BlackestDawn 7 years ago
I would none is really bad, though -16 is a bit out of focus. I think for this one it's more about the amount of details that she could put into it rather than the overall quality.
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Shauna Clodfelter 7 years ago
It's like McDonald's, then a dive diner, then a food photo shoot.
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Kerri Russ 7 years ago
Uh oh... did that older one stay in the oven a bit too long? Poor little thing!
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Candice Kamencik 7 years ago
I like this one a lot. They are both simple forms, but show the evolution in proportions and finesse in developing forms.
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Candice Kamencik 7 years ago
I never thought a lightbulb could be cute, but the little filksment on the bottom really makes it! Adorable!
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Captain Marvel 7 years ago
Is it just me or does the 2016 one look more like a deranged llama? XD sorry
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Procrastinating Panda 7 years ago
I like the first one more. Although the yolk colour on the second one is much better.
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LovelyLilRainbows 7 years ago
They've already shown the first picture, and what the recreation looks like...
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Elizabeth Rolando 7 years ago
Looks a Pokemon who evolved. Is it sad that I thought the first one was crying?
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What do you think ?
Rue Granger 7 years ago
Heh I can’t even do as well as the first picture in all of these! Well done; keep it up!
Night Owl 7 years ago
Same. I wonder how long it takes to get all the details right
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Charlotte Cui 7 years ago
Seriously, I'm impressed!! These are really good I can't even think of comparing to even the older ones haha, good job Zozo! ^o^)/
Bunzilla 7 years ago
Unfortunately, most of them seem to regress instead...
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Myr Jones 7 years ago
I'm just curious, but has the media changed on many of these? I mean, a lot of the older ones are clay, the newer ones appear to be resin?
Renato Spirano 7 years ago
Probably to make some money: do a fine art piece, make a mold and sell the duplicates
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Rue Granger 7 years ago
Heh I can’t even do as well as the first picture in all of these! Well done; keep it up!
Night Owl 7 years ago
Same. I wonder how long it takes to get all the details right
Load More Replies... Charlotte Cui 7 years ago
Seriously, I'm impressed!! These are really good I can't even think of comparing to even the older ones haha, good job Zozo! ^o^)/
Bunzilla 7 years ago
Unfortunately, most of them seem to regress instead...
Load More Replies... Myr Jones 7 years ago
I'm just curious, but has the media changed on many of these? I mean, a lot of the older ones are clay, the newer ones appear to be resin?
Renato Spirano 7 years ago
Probably to make some money: do a fine art piece, make a mold and sell the duplicates
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