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Would the paint affect the clay in any way? Do you see the paint strokes? Do you have to get an even coat? Does the paint dry faster on the clay, or can you go a slow steady pace? Does the paint affect the weight....uhmm..that probably sounds silly but I'm just curious. Is there anything you really should be careful with painting the figure besides just being careful?
And one more question..hope that's okay >///<.... As long as you state that she's owned by Hasbro, you can still sell it without getting into trouble? Or do you have to send Hasbro some of the profit?
The paint does not affect the clay in any way. The paint takes about 5 min to dry enough to paint more and 15 min to dry completely. The paint does not affect the weight. The best tip is be patient and use dilute paints. If you get your paint too thick, it'll look terrible in the long run. It's better to paint multiple coats than 1 or 2 thick coats.
Hasbro doesn't care if you sell a figure or two on a small scale. You don't need to contact them or send them money. They only care if people mass produce things. When you list your prices, just don't mention the names of the ponies. Just say a pony commission is a certain price.
Dilute paints? And okay.
A pony commission? How so?