Where can I sell my lladro sculptures online?

Do these sculptures look good enough to sell?

• I have been thinking about making sculptures of different sorts to sell for money to buy more clay. I'm 14 so money is in short supply and I was wandering if I was good enough to start selling them to the public. My Mom says they look good but I need an outside opinion. Here is a sampel of my work: http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll213/spacecadet09/Sculptures011.jpg Please tell me what you think.

• Answer:

  http://www.polymerclayexpress.com/dece2001.html http://www.polymerclaycentral.com/ http://www.skygrazer.com/polymerclay/resources/lessonlinks.htm http://www.canadiandragon.com/gall_sculpture.html http://www.cforiginals.net/ These are all sites i used for help and inspiration, i now have a stall at a local monthly craft fair, and i make items to order. I do dragons wrapped around semi precious stones, 'rock gardens' (polished large pebbles with polymer leaves and flowers on them, complete with a little bug and semi precious stone chips and glass beads in there), bright little geckos and lizards with a spot of double sided tape on the feet so they can be stuck to windows, small round tins covered and decorated with various animals curled around them, from dragons to fish to birds and some just decorated. My most popular mini sculptures have been cartoony combo animals, a quakeraffe- giraffe head and neck on a ducks body, a doggypillar- caterpillar body with a dogs head, a catfish- cats head on a fish. Have a look and a go at some of the lessons on the sites, its fun if nothing else. I like your lizard looking ones, but the faces need more detail, and if i was gonna paint them, i would use a smaller brush, and invest in a good quality jewellers file, and an emery board. Polymer clay can be sculpted quite easily after baking, using a sharp tissue blade knife and filing down any rough spots before painting. But the best bit of advice i was given, never bake as soon as you finish, put it down and go back to it the next day to see if you would change any thing, i always do change something. Have you tried the colored sculpey instead of painting? Good luck. Ps, try to support the wings on something before baking, i use some folded up bakers paper, just so they dont sag down so much.