Welcome back to my studio!

In this video, I’m sculpting a super cute Mr. Fox using low-fire clay. This versatile little fox can be used as a cute planter, a desk pencil holder, or an organizer for your favorite tools!

🔥 Firing Info:
i used a low fire clay and The bisque firing was done up to Cone 05 (around 1020°C / 1868°F).
Since this piece is meant purely for decorative use, I decided not to glaze it. Instead, after the bisque firing, I hand-painted it using acrylic paints to bring out all the details and vibrant colors. 🎨
💡 Important Ceramic Tip:
Yes, you can absolutely paint acrylics on bisque-fired clay for decorative pieces! However, please keep in mind that acrylic-painted ceramics are NOT food safe.
If you want to make a piece for kitchen use like a fork holder, mug, or food container ,make sure to use food-safe glazes and complete a full glaze firing. 🍽️✨

📌 Timeline / Timestamps:
00:00 - Mr. Fox the donut guy
00:15 - Sculpting Mr. Fox & Donut
12:39 - Acrylic Painting Details
13:26 - Final Reveal & Setup

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💬 Let me know in the comments: What should Mr. Fox hold next? 🦊🍩
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