Moving onto my extended method of plaster works in year 3 sculpture were about assembling my first large-scale prototypes as skeletal wood figures, then wrapped in metal wiring for be mixed in plaster molding and trimmed off rough edges for smooth texture of my model's appearances and used carefully painting in doodle brushstroke.

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I'm really interested in Japanese influences of hybrid animals like they are originally carve from Netsuke as short translation Pokemon only to experiment on their evolution states whilst growing is taking effect in my technique along with diagram drawing of their unique state of evolve reaction.         

After finishing on both Blazing-Solgaleo and Grillaboom in varnish is gathering up additional resources of MDF wood for theater props as I'm organizing a dueling background of model habitats like whenever they roam their element left in their path. Which points to my next phase of mix-media beasts into day's counterpart of night-time/nocturnal theme, leading to manipulate with active animals at night with my identical resources in plaster. But this time with an added fur and feather fabrics to make my artwork look real in our presence like I'm adapting to a related influence in Taxidermy fitted with Native American-forest background alongside ceremonial gem stone stand and hang my flying models with strong wiring like chain for my Batnala masterpiece.